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Daily Archives: December 2, 2010
Salary Averages
I saw this posted on Twitter, yet another reason to have a variety of people you follow. Some very interesting links and ideas get shared there. It’s a set of IT salary charts and values from a recent survey on … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Uncategorized
Tagged syndicated
The Need for New Technology
Do we need specialized technology for the large scale analysis of data? I read a report (registration required) that talks about the need for specialized technologies to handle the needs and requirements of complex data analysis. As often is the … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged BI, Business Intelligence, sql server
