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Is CosmosDB the One?
The question asked of Keanu Reeves in the first Matrix by many of the characters is whether he is the one. THe one that can save the world, and make a difference in their war. It’s a fun movie, and … Continue reading
The Chief Data Officer
I don’t know if I’d be a chief, but I am glad that more companies are recognizing that data is one of the most valuable assets in most companies and starting to hire Chief Data Officers (CDO) to manage governance … Continue reading
The Challenges of Changing Software Tools
Years ago I set up an email account for my son using Gmail, periodically forwarding things I thought he might find interesting. One day I was with him at his PC and asked if he’d seen something from me. He … Continue reading
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Republish: IoT Pros and Cons
I’m at SQL Bits today, the last day of the conference. I need to write an update to this one, but you can re-read IoT Pros and Cons for now.