Data and information management

Departments of Motor Vehicles across the United States have been selling personal information to thousands of companies, including insurance agencies, towing companies and even private investigators.

In his new book, author Thomas M. Siebel stresses that organizations that can truly harness the power of data by leveraging the cloud, AI, and IoT will master the new digital land.

Next-generation data storage involves technically-advanced products that are more efficient than conventional products at handling voluminous information on a daily basis.

With Big Tech accused of everything from decimating industries to abusing data privacy, calls are growing for the creation of a federal regulator.

Even for those who see the ultimate goal of data integration to be creation of a single customer view, nearly 40% are unsure as to when they’ll achieve it.

The issue here isn’t the source of the data; it’s that somewhere along the way, users’ functional and emotional goals aren’t being met.

Geospatial data company Arturo has been incubated within AmFam and is working with external partners as well.

The lobbying push seeks legislative approval to continue collecting user data for targeted advertising, and in some cases, the right to do so even if users opt out.

While U.S. tech spending this year is less than the growth in 2017 and 2018, it is still relatively strong. But there are more downside risks than upside potential ahead.

Like bedroom closets crammed full of outdated clothes and unused gifts, legacy core systems in some organizations have become vessels of useless clutter.