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Join TDWI VP of Research Fern Halper as she unpacks the findings from TDWI’s June 2025 report The Data Foundation for AI, followed by a candid fireside chat with leaders from T-Mobile, Capgemini, ...

TDWI instructor Chris Adamson defines dimensional data modeling as “the nexus of a holistic approach to managing business intelligence, analytics, and governance programs. Used at a program level to ...

Self-service analytics and business intelligence (BI) are major trends in managing big data. What is self-service analytics and BI? Learn definitions here.

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At TDWI's recent Executive Summit, Mark Madsen asked: is there a statistically significant correlation between sales of beer and sales of diapers or has the correlation been misused.

Five Characteristics of a Data-Driven Company What makes an organization more data-driven in the digital age? Here are the answers from the companies' industry experts themselves. By Irina Peregud The ...

In 2021, the European Commission introduced changes to the GDPR that are intended to further enhance the effectiveness of the law. This article looks at the changes and how they can affect everyday ...

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I went to a small, liberal arts college in western Massachusetts whose mascot is a “purple cow” -- presumably chosen because of the large number of cows that graze in the foothills of nearby mountains ...