Archive for June, 2009

Premise vs. Premises in the Cloud

Posted on June 11, 2009. Filed under: cloud computing |

With all of the research I’ve been doing for our latest book:  Cloud Computing for Dummies, I’ve noticed something very disturbing.  Maybe it’s because I come from a telecommunications background, that this bothers me so much – but has anyone else noticed that people are misusing the word premise when describing aspects of the cloud?  [...]

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Threats to the American Justice System – Can Enterprise Content Management Help?

Posted on June 8, 2009. Filed under: Business Analytics, Content Management, Text Analytics, text mining | Tags: , , , , , , |

I was at the EMC writer’s conference  this past Friday, speaking on Text Analytics and ECM.  The idea behind the conference is very cool.  EMC brings together writers and bloggers, from all over the world, to discuss topics relevant to content management.  All of the sessions were great.  We discussed Cloud, Web 2.0, Sharepoint, Text [...]

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Text Analytics Summit 2009

Posted on June 3, 2009. Filed under: Business Analytics, Content Management, Text Analytics, text mining | Tags: , , , |

I just got back from the Text Analytics Summit and it was a very good conference.  I’ve been attending the Summit for the last three years and it has gotten better every year.  This year, it seemed like there were a lot more end users and the conference had more of a business oriented approach [...]

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