(Big) Data Governance / Stewardship

Moderator(s):

Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus Scientific Advisor

KuppingerCole

Auditors today put specific emphasis on the tools which handle large amounts of data and which allow combination of data, like SAP BW. Big Data moves the capability of dealing and combining large amounts of data to the next level. However, the more you do here the bigger the risk. Big Data Security, Big Data Governance, and Big Data Stewardship as the overall concept including also data leaks and loss will not only become the center of attention of auditors but also set the focus on Data Security, Governance, and Stewardship. Last not least, understanding the capabilities of the API Economy for Big Data is a must.

Continuing Education Credits

Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Learning Level: Intermediate
Field: Computer Science

After attending this block you will be able to:

Describe what Big Data is and explain that it is more than just analysing Facebook and Twitter traffic.
Explain how Big Data is being used by organizations to improve planning, reduce risk and increase operational efficiency.
Describe the privacy issues associated with collecting, storing, processing and using Big Data
Explain the governance and information stewardship required for Big Data
Describe the difference between Big Data and Smart Data
Explain why the API Economy and Life Management Platforms will drive Big Data to the next Level.

This block qualifies for up to 2 Group Learning based CPEs depending on the number of sessions you attend

Sessions:

Big Data Opportunities and Risk

Big Data – the Need, the Opportunities

Date: Thursday, May 16, 2013 Time: 10:30-11:30

Big Data – the Need, the Opportunities

Mike Small, KuppingerCole • Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus, KuppingerCole

Big Data provides many opportunities to solve emerging business challenges and Big Data technologies can create business value. While there are real concerns regarding privacy; many areas of Big Data, like Big Data in Security, Big Data in the context of Smart Infrastructures, or Big Data in the context of the IoPTS (Internet of People, Things, Services) are not or not primarily about identifying customers but about other business challenges. This presentation will discuss the potential of...

Big Data done right: Smart Data. Why the API Economy and Life Management Platforms will drive Big Data to the next Level.

Martin Kuppinger, KuppingerCole

Big Data is not mainly about building large data stores and adding complex analytics. Big Data is about a more intelligent use of data from various sources. In times where people are increasingly sensitive and reluctant regarding the use and abuse of their personal data, new concepts like Life Management Platforms will give the individuals better control about their data. On the other hand, the rise of the API Economy and increased abilities to access information from billions of devices and...

Smart Data

Information Stewardship: What does it mean for Big Data?

Date: Thursday, May 16, 2013 Time: 11:30-12:30

Information Stewardship: What does it mean for Big Data?

Mike Small, KuppingerCole

Information Stewardship is the holistic concept beyond Information Security. This has been recently defined by KuppingerCole. Mike Small will discuss what Information Stewardship is about and what it means in particular for Big Data.

Big Data – Small Privacy?

Dr. Karsten Kinast, KuppingerCole

Big Data is useful. With its great use for all kinds of businesses, Big Data has a major impact on privacy. The reason for companies to collect Big Data is to get new information about the market, the movements of goods … – and finally about people, costumers and prospective costumers. Big Data concerns privacy in a new way because its scale of data processing is yet unknown and as enormous as the knowledge to gain from it. However, the bigger data is, the more revealing meta...