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Data lakes
Why pressure will grow for organizations to manage data lakes
Unbridled growth in the amount of data could affect analytics efforts, says Ben Sharma.
16 top data science platform providers
Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for machine-learning engines includes IBM, Microsoft, SAP, SAS.
Phoenix Children’s data lake helps improve patient care
Analytics effort enables health system to create new safeguards around dosing that have virtually eliminated medication errors.
12 top data and IT trends to expect in 2017
Professionals foresee advances in analytics, machine learning and the Internet of Things.
HIT Think
How data warehouses can speed identification of rare diseases
Dekel Gelbman
CEO
FDNA
Because of the rapidly increasing number of rare diseases, a database that contains phenotypic and genomic data can accelerate the decision making process for treatment.
HIT Think
How healthcare can play safe in the data lake
Roy Wilds
Chief data scientist
PHEMI Systems
Organizations want to dip their toes into analytics, but first need sophisticated governance, privacy and security structures.
HIT Think
How IoT will affect information governance
David Booth
Chief executive officer
BackOffice Associates
Current data quality rules will be stretched by soaring number of devices, real-time processes.
Deadline extended to June 8 for Analytics All-Stars nominations
Applications sought for projects and visionaries in the use of data in healthcare.
XOR Data Exchange offering free customer protection after data breach
CEO Mike Cook says service synthesizes breached info, fraud analysis.
