by Blazent | May 31, 2016 | Blog, Data Management
From the Archives: A decade ago at ServiceNow’s annual Knowledge conference, Blazent surveyed IT professionals to measure the enterprise adoption of advanced analytics. Looking back at those findings today, it is fascinating to see how the ambition for AI has...
by Blazent | May 5, 2016 | Blog, Data Intelligence, Data Management, IT Data Intelligence
Over the last two decades the IT function has transformed from one that is primarily introverted, focused on building and managing systems that were largely internal facing, to now being the customer face of the business. Service availability used to translate to...
by Blazent | Apr 26, 2016 | Blog, CMDB Data Quality, Data Management, Data Purification, Data Quality
As a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) or IT Asset Management (ITAM) repository owner or sponsor, it’s only a matter of time until you meet The Data Quality Skeptic within your organization. The Data Quality Skeptic has the following...
by Blazent | Nov 5, 2015 | Blazent Big Data Engine, Data Management, Data Quality
We recently spent several days in Chicago at the Technology Business Management Conference, an event sponsored by Apptio that draws in close to a thousand C-level executives focused on the business aspects of IT management. Visibility was the key theme and Blazent...
by Blazent | Oct 16, 2015 | Blog, Data Management
At Blazent, our goal is not only to provide our customers with powerful technology, but to display the thinking that goes behind it, with the hopes that they can use this to evolve and accelerate their business. Thus, we are proud to have sponsored some recent...
by Blazent | Sep 16, 2015 | Blog, CMDB Data Quality, Data Intelligence, Data Management, IT Data Intelligence
Enterprise IT is currently experiencing what Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) Vice President Dennis Drogseth describes as a massive, “oceanic” shift. The days of IT serving as a reactive, back-office cost center shrouded in obscure acronyms are over....
