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We’re still at the start of the 2020s, and already, things look very different from the preceding decade. For data executives and profession­als, the years ahead may mean change on a scale never seen ...

My last Forbes Council post in 2022 focused on exploring and defining a data product. As we enter 2023, we already see more organizations now building data products. Concomitant to the rise of data ...

Last year, hackers broke into AT&T’s customer database, as documented in a report by the Mozilla Foundation, grabbing the phone records of almost all current and former customers—73 million in total. ...

A number of London Stock Exchange Group’s (LSEG’s) senior business leaders spoke at the annual World Financial Information Conference (WFIC), held recently in Prague. Stefan Reichenbach, John Mason, ...

In the 2010s, organizations became keenly aware that data would become the critical ingredient in driving competitive advantage, differentiation and growth. But to this day, putting data to work ...

At the beginning of last year, who knew that generative artificial intelligence and ChatGPT would seize the moment? A year ago, we forecast that data, analytics and AI providers would finally get ...

Data mesh is compelling as it evolves our thinking so older approaches that might not have worked in practice actually can work today. The biggest change is how we think about data: as a product that ...

Regulators are increasingly calling for fine-grained data compliance in financial services industries. Steve Neat, Chief Revenue Officer at Solidatus, weighs in on how this works and its broader ...

As your data evolves, you need a way to track the who, what, when, why, and how of those changes. You need a data lineage system. Databases are good at inserting, updating, querying, and deleting data ...