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Data Deluge: 25% of Enterprise Data is Inaccurate

By Dick Weisinger

Not only are company data archives overflowing, the data is dirty.  Gartner says that 25 percent of Fortune 1000 company critical data collected over the next two years will be inaccurate, incomplete or duplicated.  Gartner thinks that three quarters of…

SOA: Debate on Measuring the ROI

By Dick Weisinger

The Datamation article in Does SOA have an ROI has kicked off a debate about SOA and its benefits.  A clear measure of SOA’s success is the overwhelming acceptance of it as a best-practice architecture.  Gartner found that 44 percent of companies…

Sarbanes-Oxley: Japan gears up for SOX

By Dick Weisinger

While the US has had some spirited debate over the last few weeks about whether Sarbanes-Oxley needs reform, and if so, to what extent, Japan is also gearing up for its own version of Sarbanes-Oxley to go into effect in…

Open Source: Big-Vendor Strategies Intrigue Governments

By Dick Weisinger

With few exceptions, federal and state governments have been hesitant to adopt Open Source.  The Apache web server is one exception of Open Source that has been successfully deployed widely within government, but beyond that, Open Source adoption has been fairly…

WCM: Top Players in Web Content Management

By Dick Weisinger

The Gartner report MarketScope for Web Content Management, 2007 outlines vendors in the Web Content Management sector.  The product focus of Web Content Management (WCM) vendors has changed quite a bit over the last two years.  Major players in this…