Data

Data 

Hans Rosling RIP

20th February 201720th February 2017 Andy Graham 0 Comments Hans Rosling, Statistics, Sweden

The famous statistician Hans Rosling has died recently. He was known throughout the world for bringing data to life according

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Business Intelligence Data Data Architecture 

Information and Data

21st December 201521st December 2015 Andy Graham 1 Comment Data, DIKW, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom

Data is individual facts that have a specific meaning for a given time period. Data can be at the atomic

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Data 

DIKW

31st October 201130th December 2015 Andy Graham 0 Comments DIKW, Explicit Knowledge, Knowledge, Tacit Knowledge, Wisdom

It’s been a little while since I’ve posted  anything on this blog so thought I better write something. I’ve currently

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Data 

A rant about data and information architecture

27th July 201131st December 2015 Andy Graham 0 Comments

Data is unquestionably the life blood of any organisation, but it is paid less attention than it deserves. It is

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Data Value of Data 

Response to – ‘Stop Trying to Put a Monetary Value on Data’

19th April 20112nd January 2016 Andy Graham 0 Comments Bloomberg, Experian, IMS Health, information Management Magazine, intangible assets, Market to Book, Reuters, S&P 500

I’ve recently read a posting on the information management site questioning the value of data and suggesting this whole discussion

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Data predictions 

Scientists have calculated the amount of data in the world

13th February 201129th December 2015 Andy Graham 0 Comments Exabyte, predictions

 dataI wrote a blog a few weeks ago looking at predictions for this year. One of those predictions was around

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Data Value of Data 

Data on an individual Swiss bank account valued at €7,500

19th October 20102nd January 2016 Andy Graham 0 Comments Germany, Tax

It’s now official we can put a price on bank account data. Well as long as the bank account is

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Data Value of Data 

Data as an Intangible Asset

12th October 201030th December 2015 Andy Graham 0 Comments Accounting, intangible assets

Over the last few decades commerce has changed from being biased towards tangible assets (such as factories, stock, property and

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