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The Metaverse: Dead or Hibernating?

By Dick Weisinger

The Metaverse, a concept that has been the talk of the tech world, is currently in a state of flux. Some believe it’s dead, while others argue it’s merely hibernating, evolving, and preparing for a robust future. Large enterprises like…

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May 8th, 2024
Category: Metaverse
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The Next Computing Paradigm: A Moving Target

By Dick Weisinger

The next computing paradigm (NCP) is a concept that has evolved to embrace the many different elements of high performance, edge and cloud computing, AI, security, and emerging areas like digital twins and metaverse under one theme. This paradigm is…

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May 7th, 2024
Category: Computing
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The Complementary Relationship of Data Governance and Management

By Dick Weisinger

Data governance and data management, often intertwined and confused, are foundational to the effective use of data in decision-making. Data governance lays down the policies and procedures, while data management enacts these to use data effectively. They form the backbone…

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May 6th, 2024
Category: Document Mangement, Information Governance, Uncategorized
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Navigating the Data Deluge: Challenges and Future of Data Management

By Dick Weisinger

While data is increasingly important, managing it presents significant challenges. Companies grapple with issues around governance, privacy, security, and architecture. The sheer volume of data generated is a major hurdle. As one leader put it, “Volumes continue to rise across…

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May 3rd, 2024
Category: Data Management
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The Dawn of Durable Servers: A Shift in the Cloud Computing Paradigm

By Dick Weisinger

In the realm of cloud computing, the lifespan of servers has traditionally been short, often around three years. Giants like Alphabet, Amazon, and Cloudflare, however, are challenging this norm. By extending the lifespan of their servers, these companies are not only saving…

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May 2nd, 2024
Category: Cloud Computing
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