Data clean room technology
protects the privacy of the data and the algorithms that are used to generate insights.
Have you noticed how often we reference maps, floor plans or other location and geospatial tools in our everyday lives?…
News about data breaches – when enterprises ‘share’ their data without consent – make headlines and strike fear into executives’…
External data is available about a broad variety of data domains and categories. Explore the Data-as-a-service (DaaS) landscape with IDC’s Lynne Schneider.
No one questions that companies should do more to get a better Return on Investment in Data (ROID) – but…
There are two primary ways to buy or trade data in the Data as a Service (DaaS) market – direct sales from a data provider to end users, or via a data marketplace. While large, established information services businesses continue to make direct sales to their customers, many are also participating in data marketplaces. For smaller and emerging providers of DaaS, the rise in data marketplaces has made it simpler for them to package and sell their offerings, and for potential customers to find them. Marketplaces simplify the searching process, providing a variety of sources and types of data, along with a ready group of potential buyers.
What if you discovered oil in your backyard? How would you get it extracted from your property and deliver it to customers? Where would you sell it and what would you charge? If the world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data, how does your enterprise leverage the data it already creates and manages to turn what is ‘in your backyard’ into a sustainable revenue stream?