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The Information Perspective of SOA Design, Part 8: Use of IBM WebSphere Information Analyzer in SOA Design 2008-05-22 IBM

WebSphere Information Analyzer is a tool that allows for profiling and discovery of quality related aspects of existing data stores. It also helps users perform gap analysis between source and target systems. This paper demonstrates to an architect community how tools from IBM - in particular IBM WebSphere Information Analyzer and the unified metadata management of IBM Information Server - can be used to address the data quality analysis pattern in an SOA engagement. It describes the key features of the products that support the data quality analysis pattern presented in Part 6 of this series.

Tags: Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture

Packaging and Reselling Information: Does Your Information Architecture Take Advantage of All Market Opportunities? 2008-05-20 IBM

Over the past few months, this series has explored many of the elements involved in the creation of a successful information architecture design. Once the user has set up the design that works best for the organization, the user might be tempted to sit back and relax. But there is one more item to consider: The design potentially holds information that some people might be willing to pay a lot of money for. If the user hasn't yet thought of packaging and reselling that information to make money for the organization, now might be the time to consider it. The most common use of the information retrieved from the design is for mailing lists.

Tags: Software Engineering

EMC's Next Generation Backup and Archival Strategy 2008-05-15 EMC

Explore strategies for meeting the complex challenges of creating, maintaining, and strengthening an effective backup and archiving environment.

Find out more about the full EMC portfolio of next-generation solutions for disk-based data protection, and see why Taneja Group analysts believe that EMC will continue to set the tempo for leading edge data protection for years to come.

EMS Rapid Archive: Email archiving service providing rapid e-Discovery search and flexible retention policy management 2008-05-14 Dell MessageOne

Recent revisions to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) and many state court rules establish new requirements for the rapid discovery and production of email messages.

For many organizations, the cost of implementing archiving solutions capable of meeting these requirements have kept these solutions just out of reach. Dell MessagOne's EMS Rapid Archive is the first solution to provide the critical archiving functionality to rapidly meet FRCP legal discovery requirements in a low cost, maintenance-free, SaaS service.

EMS Rapid Archive securely stores email off-site based on specific email retention policies. EMS helps companies manage email retention and deletion based on corporate policies, helps save messages in compliance with regulatory requirements, and facilitates rapid discovery and production of email for legal purposes -- all for a fraction of the cost of other archiving systems. Unlike on-premise alternatives, EMS can be quickly and cost-effectively deployed for any subset of users. In as little as a day, EMS can provide immediate e-Discovery and legal hold capabilities for pending litigation.

Download this brief guide for a description of how EMS Rapid Archive works, and learn how it can help your organization centralize email retention, deletion and search!

Tags: Data Recovery - Security, Email, Legal, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act

Information Architecture Essentials, Part 7: Data-Store Design - The Role of Information Architecture in Data-Store Design 2008-05-13 IBM

Valuable business information should never be left sitting around. It should be organized and saved into a permanent data store. In the past, these data stores were represented by large filing rooms filled with cabinets. Today, the same goal is achieved by using relational and other types of electronic databases. Just like those dusty file systems of yore, a legacy database tends to become the final resting place for useful business information - and this information is essentially lost, because it can't be accessed in a meaningful way. Data-store design can help the user establish an efficient mechanism to store and retrieve valuable business information.

Tags: Software Engineering

Delivering information you can trust 2008-05-12 IBM

The amount of data businesses generate can be overwhelming.Now add different types of data and multiple departments and silos the information is stored across. You quickly understand the scramble to figure out how to organise, this paper looks at how you can deliver information better.

Tags: Data Quality, Database Management, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

Getting Started with Master Data Management 2008-05-09 DataFlux

Master data management forms part of an overall enterprise governance program that aims to establish trusted data throughout the enterprise. This white paper from Mike Ferguson of Intelligent Business Strategies defines master data, examines why it is needed, and explores methodologies for implementing master data management.

Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

Data Governance for Master Data Management and Beyond 2008-05-09 DataFlux

There is growing interest on behalf of both data management professionals and senior business managers to understand the motivations, mechanics, and benefits of instituting data governance within an organization.

This white paper by David Loshin examines how the definition, oversight and adherence to information policies and procedures can create value across the enterprise beyond the immediate benefits of regulatory compliance.

Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

Accelerating Enterprise Data Governance Part 1 2008-05-09 DataFlux

In the first of this series of three white papers, Mike Ferguson of Intelligent Business Strategies defines what data governance is and then looks at the requirements that need to be met for full data governance to be implemented. He also discusses how to systematically build re-usable data services to automate the tasks needed to formally govern data on an enterprisewide basis in order to accelerate the time to production and guarantee rock-solid data.

Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

Catching the Wind 2008-05-09 siemens

Siemens Wind Power is more than just the global market leader for offshore wind turbines. In Denmark, in a unique, one-shot process, the company produces rotor blades that are up to 52 meters in length. It also manufactures the world's largest serially-produced wind turbine, which has an output of 3.6 megawatts.

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Title	Date Added	Company
The Information Perspective of SOA Design, Part 8: Use of IBM WebSphere Information Analyzer in SOA Design	2008-05-22	IBM
WebSphere Information Analyzer is a tool that allows for profiling and discovery of quality related aspects of existing data stores. It also helps users perform gap analysis between source and target systems. This paper demonstrates to an architect community how tools from IBM - in particular IBM WebSphere Information Analyzer and the unified metadata management of IBM Information Server - can be used to address the data quality analysis pattern in an SOA engagement. It describes the key features of the products that support the data quality analysis pattern presented in Part 6 of this series. Tags: Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture
Packaging and Reselling Information: Does Your Information Architecture Take Advantage of All Market Opportunities?	2008-05-20	IBM
Over the past few months, this series has explored many of the elements involved in the creation of a successful information architecture design. Once the user has set up the design that works best for the organization, the user might be tempted to sit back and relax. But there is one more item to consider: The design potentially holds information that some people might be willing to pay a lot of money for. If the user hasn't yet thought of packaging and reselling that information to make money for the organization, now might be the time to consider it. The most common use of the information retrieved from the design is for mailing lists. Tags: Software Engineering
EMC's Next Generation Backup and Archival Strategy	2008-05-15	EMC
Explore strategies for meeting the complex challenges of creating, maintaining, and strengthening an effective backup and archiving environment. Find out more about the full EMC portfolio of next-generation solutions for disk-based data protection, and see why Taneja Group analysts believe that EMC will continue to set the tempo for leading edge data protection for years to come.
EMS Rapid Archive: Email archiving service providing rapid e-Discovery search and flexible retention policy management	2008-05-14	Dell MessageOne
Recent revisions to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) and many state court rules establish new requirements for the rapid discovery and production of email messages. For many organizations, the cost of implementing archiving solutions capable of meeting these requirements have kept these solutions just out of reach. Dell MessagOne's EMS Rapid Archive is the first solution to provide the critical archiving functionality to rapidly meet FRCP legal discovery requirements in a low cost, maintenance-free, SaaS service. EMS Rapid Archive securely stores email off-site based on specific email retention policies. EMS helps companies manage email retention and deletion based on corporate policies, helps save messages in compliance with regulatory requirements, and facilitates rapid discovery and production of email for legal purposes -- all for a fraction of the cost of other archiving systems. Unlike on-premise alternatives, EMS can be quickly and cost-effectively deployed for any subset of users. In as little as a day, EMS can provide immediate e-Discovery and legal hold capabilities for pending litigation. Download this brief guide for a description of how EMS Rapid Archive works, and learn how it can help your organization centralize email retention, deletion and search! Tags: Data Recovery - Security, Email, Legal, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
Information Architecture Essentials, Part 7: Data-Store Design - The Role of Information Architecture in Data-Store Design	2008-05-13	IBM
Valuable business information should never be left sitting around. It should be organized and saved into a permanent data store. In the past, these data stores were represented by large filing rooms filled with cabinets. Today, the same goal is achieved by using relational and other types of electronic databases. Just like those dusty file systems of yore, a legacy database tends to become the final resting place for useful business information - and this information is essentially lost, because it can't be accessed in a meaningful way. Data-store design can help the user establish an efficient mechanism to store and retrieve valuable business information. Tags: Software Engineering
Delivering information you can trust	2008-05-12	IBM
The amount of data businesses generate can be overwhelming.Now add different types of data and multiple departments and silos the information is stored across. You quickly understand the scramble to figure out how to organise, this paper looks at how you can deliver information better. Tags: Data Quality, Database Management, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing
Getting Started with Master Data Management	2008-05-09	DataFlux
Master data management forms part of an overall enterprise governance program that aims to establish trusted data throughout the enterprise. This white paper from Mike Ferguson of Intelligent Business Strategies defines master data, examines why it is needed, and explores methodologies for implementing master data management. Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing
Data Governance for Master Data Management and Beyond	2008-05-09	DataFlux
There is growing interest on behalf of both data management professionals and senior business managers to understand the motivations, mechanics, and benefits of instituting data governance within an organization. This white paper by David Loshin examines how the definition, oversight and adherence to information policies and procedures can create value across the enterprise beyond the immediate benefits of regulatory compliance. Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing
Accelerating Enterprise Data Governance Part 1	2008-05-09	DataFlux
In the first of this series of three white papers, Mike Ferguson of Intelligent Business Strategies defines what data governance is and then looks at the requirements that need to be met for full data governance to be implemented. He also discusses how to systematically build re-usable data services to automate the tasks needed to formally govern data on an enterprisewide basis in order to accelerate the time to production and guarantee rock-solid data. Tags: Data Quality, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing
Catching the Wind	2008-05-09	siemens
Siemens Wind Power is more than just the global market leader for offshore wind turbines. In Denmark, in a unique, one-shot process, the company produces rotor blades that are up to 52 meters in length. It also manufactures the world's largest serially-produced wind turbine, which has an output of 3.6 megawatts.