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Just how intelligent will business be in 2011?
At Evaxyx, the processing, management and modelling of data is at the very heart of the business. So we pay close attention to the latest developments and trends in the analysis of business data and read with interest in a … Continue reading
Data security should improve as businesses begin investing in IT again
When business is slow and budgets are stretched, a company’s IT budget is often one of the first elements of its operation to be selected for cutbacks. It’s not difficult, after all, to squeeze a few more years’ life out … Continue reading
The Ryder Cup 2010 – Has data now gone mainstream?
I was sat having my breakfast this morning, watching the beginning of the Ryder Cup (I am a keen golf fan) but in the advertising break I noticed an advertisement about data and thought – you don’t see that every … Continue reading
