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Securing the Connected World: IoT Cybersecurity Challenges and Policy Priorities for 2025

November 5, 2025• by

The Internet of Things is no longer a fringe technology. Sensors, cameras, medical devices, industrial controllers, smart meters, and connected vehicles are...

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Transforming Edge Data Into Real Business Value

November 5, 2025• by

Industrial companies produce more machine data than ever before.  Sensors, connected equipment, and automated systems generate terabytes of raw data every...

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Is a PoC the Right Path for Manufacturing AI?

November 5, 2025• by

PoCs get a bad rap in factories—they often feel like science projects that never leave the lab. They don’t have to. When a PoC is designed to prove scale,...

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Crossing the Data Divide: Quantum Information Theory and the Future of Data Management

November 5, 2025• by

An unlikely combination of events inspired this column: I’m on day 271 of learning Chinese (after being challenged by my son), and I’ve been binge-watching...

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When the Vendor Defines “Responsible AI”

November 5, 2025• by

When veteran human resources leaders ask questions like “Can AI care for the worker?” or praise AI’s potential while their organizations wrestle with...

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Democratizing Data with Text-to-SQL: How Natural Language Is Unlocking Enterprise Intelligence

November 5, 2025• by

Data Access Shouldnʼt Require a Translator  In most enterprises, data access still feels like a locked room with SQL as the only key.  Business teams depend...

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Data Speaks for Itself: Fly-By-Wire Data Management

November 5, 2025• by

For several years, I have been an advocate for the concept of positive data control or PDC. It is the idea of placing a layer, or a firewall if you will,...

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Cleaning Up the Data Disaster: How Businesses Can Battle Dirty Data

November 5, 2025• by

Running a business with dirty data is like trying to drive a car blindfolded — it’s only a matter of time before disaster strikes. Dirty data doesn’t...

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All in the Data: Brain Rot vs. Data Rot

November 5, 2025• by

Oxford University Press’ 2024 Word of the Year, “brain rot,” is both funny and frightening. It captures what happens when we spend too much time swimming...

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Empowering Organizations Through Data Literacy, Governance, and Business Literacy

November 5, 2025• by

In my journey as a data management professional, I’ve come to believe that the road to becoming a truly data-centric organization is paved with more than...

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