Our technologized society is becoming opaque. As technology becomes more ubiquitous and our relationship with digital devices ever more seamless, our technical infrastructure seems to be increasingly intangible. - Honor Harger An idea that I could sense was in the air during my last meeting with Teradata’s crew in California, during their last influencer event , was confirmed and reaffirmed a couple of weeks ago during Teradata’s big partner conference: Teradata is now in full-fledged transformational mode. Of course, for companies like Teradata that are used to being on the front line of the software industry, particularly in the data management space, transformation has now become much more than a “nice to do”. These days it’s pretty much the life breath of any organization at the top of the software food chain. These companies have the complicated mandate to, if they want to stay at the top, be fast and smart enough to provide the software, the method, and the
Musings about the data (D) of things.