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This Week in Data: 10/5/2012
Friday, October 5, 2012
Here's our highlight of articles, reports, and more from the data-driven world!
In case you missed
our post yesterday
, the OECD released their
2012 Internet Economy Outlook
—and the outlook is quite good.
Every hype cycle reaches a point where people start to forecast the death of said hyped item or term, and "Big Data" is no exception. Writing for
Forbes
this week,
Michael Phelan argues that
within a few years, "Big Data" will die and we'll realize it's all about "Any Data."
On Wednesday,
TechAmerica Foundation's Big Data Commission
released a new report, "
Demystifying Big Data: A Practical Guide to Transforming the Business of Government
" In light of Phelan's commentary, it may be useful to think about the Commission's research as work on data-driven policymaking and data-driven governance.
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