With our Informatica9 World Tour in full swing, I have found the last month to be extremely exhilarating meeting clients across North America, South America, Europe and Australia. I have met with banking clients in New York, major telco operators in Brazil, government institutions in Sweden and retailers in Australia. Several people have asked me [...]
By Chris Boorman
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Posted in Application ILM, Business Impact / Benefits, CIO, Cloud Computing, Data Integration, Data Integration Platform, Data Quality, Database Archiving, Identity Resolution, Master Data Management, Operational Efficiency
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Also tagged Data Integration, Data Quality, Operational Efficiency
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The infamous April 15th deadline is drawing near. Like many of you, I spent last weekend filling out my tax returns. Did you know that, with over 140 million taxpayers in the US, income tax evasion and fraud are the main sources of lost tax revenue? In 2007, it was close to $350 billion — [...]
While the market is showing signs of recovery from the “Great Recession” most state budgets have been feeling the squeeze from the lag in recovery. In a recent article titled The Sorry State of Finances, Liam Denning explained that, “55% of state revenue, before federal transfers, comes from personal and corporate income tax.” Denning also [...]
By Kerrin Russell
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Posted in Business Impact / Benefits, Data Quality, Data Services, Identity Resolution, Integration Competency Centers, Master Data Management, Public Sector, SaaS
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Also tagged Data Quality, department of revenue, Master Data Management, state government
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December 9, 2009 – 5:39 pm
Over the last few months I have observed a variety of posts and discussions relating to managing data quality. I thought it might be interesting to discuss how we are using our own software to help drive data quality across our company. We are on a journey and I’d like to share our progress with [...]
What a year it’s been. The financial markets have been in turmoil and we’re deep inside a recession. I pay my taxes, as I’m sure you do, but I’m convinced that many others don’t. I don’t mind paying – honest, I don’t. What I object to is the thought that others are not paying their [...]
