Fraud is big news. The Office for Nation Statistics having added experience of fraud onto its National Crime Survey, the media was filled last week with its estimates for offences in the 12 months up to the end of March 2016: two million computer …
With the rate of data growth continuing to accelerate and market disruption becoming the new normal, companies might wonder how they can react fast enough. David Reed spoke recently to Aaron Auld, CEO of in-memory analytics vendor EXASOL, …
Are you looking to hire a data scientist? Do you understand exactly what you are looking for, or do you get confused about exactly what they are supposed to do? You are not alone – many in the data industry are struggling to embrace this n…
At the same time as the country is being asked to decide whether to stay in or out of the European Union, a parallel discussion is taking place in the data industry. At the DMA Data Protection Day on 26th February, a steady current of conv…
If you were trying to subscribe to Sky TV in late 2011, you may have been told that there would be a delay in sending out your set-top box. The reason? A hidden dimension of the supply chain supporting that broadcaster’s growth and marketi…
In the drive towards data-driven marketing, it is easy to overlook one thing – somewhere there needs to be a system to bring together the
Travel has been changed by comparison and review sites. Now it is fighting back by trying to har…
Your company has lost sensitive customer data. When do you find …
Creating an enabling culture which protects data yet drives business pro…
Most companies don’t really know where they stand – they don’t have consent rates …
It is easy to assume that an information security breach will not happen…
Pitching for investment into data management projects should be straightforward – everybody agre…
When data is licenced for use, both parties are acting in good faith. But just as good fences ma…
Few companies dispute the value of data to the business, but many flinch at the ongoing co…
