I was in a meeting recently and had the horror of witnessing someone referring to a data ingestion process as “the data being slurped in”. Once I’d recovered from this moment, it did get me thinking, why are we all so obsessed with talking about data like its water?

During some recent project work, I had the opportunity to explore various data management software suites. On one of these projects, I was tasked to carry out in-depth research and produce a POC (Proof of Concept) analysis on a specific cloud-based data management platform, AWS DataZone...

As a team that takes on data management problems, one of the things that we consistently do is adapt and adjust dynamically to different data scenarios…

Every healthcare organisation has access to vast amounts of data. These might range from patient records and health outcomes to data collections and health information…

It is not always easy to generate insight and conclusions from data. Data can be: poorly structured, hard to find, archived in difficult to use formats…

In data science or data-based projects, the quality of data is one of the most pertinent aspects to be considered. In the case of developing intelligent systems using various AI (Artificial Intelligence) techniques…

Governments around the world are going digital. Considering this, the OECD published a ranking table which rated the UK as 2nd  best worldwide…

Admittedly, this is a niche interest article, but I hope it will be helpful to anyone who has the need to use data jobs within SAS Data Management Studio (DMStudio) and SAS Data Management Server (DMServer) or simply for those who are interested in learning a little more about both of these suites…