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Ron Powell

Thanks for visiting my blog. As co-founder of the BeyeNETWORK, acquired by TechTarget in 2010, I am privileged to participate in many industry-related activities as a BeyeNETWORK expert covering business intelligence and analytics. These events provide me with a unique insider perspective into the business intelligence ecosystem, its products and the vendors that provide those products. I'll be sharing that invaluable information with you through this blog, which will also be a reflection my business philosophy. And, just to make this interesting, I'll be sure to include my personal point of view on a wide range of topics and share some of the stories of people I meet in my travels.

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Ron has an extensive technology background in business intelligence, analytics and data warehousing. In 2005, Ron founded the BeyeNETWORK, which was acquired by Tech Target in 2010.  Prior to the founding of the BeyeNETWORK, Ron was cofounder, publisher and editorial director of DM Review (now Information Management). Ron also has a wealth of consulting expertise in business intelligence, business management and marketing. He may be contacted by email at rpowell@wi.rr.com.

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July 2009 Archives

Excellent Data Governance Resource

I have just finished reading The Data Asset, a great book that discusses how the best companies govern their data for business success. This book will help any organization develop methodologies and processes that will enable them to treat data as a strategic asset. Author and data quality expert Tony Fisher outlines the rules of data governance and looks at how a business can improve data quality, as well as plan and implement an effective data governance program. If you are responsible for any aspect of data governance or data quality in your organization, you will want to get this book right away!

Posted July 13, 2009 9:45 AM
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