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Wellesley Information Services Announces Data Informed, an Online Publication about Big Data and Analytics

(May 01, 2012)

Dedham, MA (PRWEB) May 01, 2012

Think about the greatest technology milestones of the last 50 years: the minicomputer, the PC, and the World Wide Web. Each radically changed the way businesses worked, but how? Each built on existing advancements in technology to provide a quantum leap in the ability to access, analyze, and share information. New capabilities altered business processes and leadership roles. Entire industries emerged. Competitive landscapes shifted.

Today, enterprises of every kind are in the midst of another shift driven by a new technology milestone: big data. Like previous milestones, this one also builds on earlier technologies and concepts to make information accessible, understandable, and deliverable on a scale never seen before. The world is speeding up, and big data allows leaders to keep pace.

Big data is available to any company with the vision to use it. The challenge is in the execution: How does a company achieve practical, attainable, measurable results? What results should executives expect? Which tools and methodologies are most appropriate for the task? What are competitors in the field doing and how does that affect plans?

Data Informed, published at http://www.Data-Informed.com, provides information to help business and IT managers answer these and other questions. Every day, Data Informed will provide the case studies, expert insight, best practices, and product analyses that help professionals plan and implement data analytics strategy.

Data Informed delivers:

    The broadest perspective on how big data affects the IT professon and the enterprise
    The best source of information on big data tools and services
    Ideas and advice for applying big data concepts to address business challenges and opportunities
    Knowledge of the latest big data trends
    Best practices for implementing and rolling out big data projects
    A deep reference for all things big data

Michael Goldberg is the editor-in-chief of Data Informed. He has held editorial leadership positions at IT publications CIO Magazine and CIO.com, Computerworld, CSO Magazine and Monitor Group, a strategy consulting firm.

Michael Nadeau is the Data Informed publisher. He has held senior editorial positions at IDG, BYTE magazine, and other technology publishing companies. Nadeau is also the vice president of publications at Data Informed's parent company, Wellesley Information Services.

About Wellesley Information Services and Data Informed
Data Informed is published by Wellesley Information Services (WIS). WIS is a publishing and training organization that supports business and IT professionals worldwide by giving them many different resources to optimize their investment in technology. Our goal is to provide the tools and information people need to be better and more productive, as well as to inspire them to continuously develop themselves professionally. WIS is the premier independent provider of SAP, IBM, Web design and development training and education supporting more than 250,000 business and IT professionals in 100 countries. For more information, please visit http://www.wisinc.com.

Media Contact
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Dedham, MA 02026
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