The Record: An Item of Master Data
by Malcolm Chisholm
Managing records represents a major challenge for enterprise information management, but it is one that must be faced.

Data Governance in 3-D
by Jill Dyché
Jill Dyché discusses the core define-design-deploy continuum for successful data governance initiatives.

Full Circle: Decision Intelligence (DSS 2.0)
by Claudia Imhoff, Colin White
This article discusses why business intelligence is often too closely associated with data warehousing and should be replaced by a concept such as decision intelligence, which could be considered a modern version of earlier decision support systems.

Text Analytics Basics, Part 2
by Seth Grimes
This article by Seth Grimes is Part 2 of a comprehensive introduction to text analytics technology.

The Business Intelligence Education Problem
by Richard Herschel
Richard Herschel proposes promoting business intelligence (BI) as a field of endeavor so that the procurement of qualified candidates for important BI jobs will not remain haphazard, frustrating and unnecessarily constrained.

Data Correction
by David Loshin
David Loshin suggests instituting some straightforward controls over data correction to prevent arbitrary modifications to customer data.

Innovation in Performance Management, Part 2
The Performance Management Innovators
by Craig Schiff
Craig Schiff looks at some of the most innovative vendors in the performance management space.

The Business Intelligence Model of Conflicting Interests
by Karien Verhagen
There are three parties involved in business intelligence, each having its own interpretation of good management information. Given these different interests, is it possible for everyone to get the information they require?

What’s Happening with Business Rules and Decision Management?
A Q&A with James Taylor and Ronald G. Ross
by James Taylor
James Taylor and Ronald Ross, Executive Editor of www.BRCommunity.com and Chair of the Business Rules Forum Conference, explain the importance of business rules and decision management.

Passive Indexes
The Archival Environment as the Last Great Frontier
by Bill Inmon
The standard practices of information management that sufficed in an earlier day and age often do not apply to archival data.

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