Rethinking Large-Scale Data Management

Hedge funds are able to be more nimble with approaches to data management. Are large firms too big to ever use the methods those funds develop? Also, the SEC considers a data strategy effort

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The data management professionals who share their struggles with us—their efforts to raise the quality of data, make governance plans to respond to regulatory mandates and their firms' own internal imperatives, manage unstructured data and investigate data sourcing—all may have a deeper struggle common to any task they attempt, and that is the size and scope of their firms. Like behemoth ocean liners, they need to make turns in long arcs.

For them, any action has to be like a course adjustment

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