Intel Corp talks about data. Very obvious, hardly a secret, but still ignored point: "This is the dirty little secret about big data: No one actually knows what to do with it," Jason Waxman, an Intel vice president and general manager of the company's cloud platforms group, said Thursday in a webcast for investors. ... " .
But it does go beyond that, we need to start thinking about data as an asset. An asset based on specific analytics needs, that drive specific business process. It also means that we have to collect the right data. Which includes required metadata essential for its use. It not enough to save 'all' of the data. The combinatorics of 'all' is tough. I have now seen a number of cases where the needed data has not been gathered for a long enough time. Start with the asset in context idea.
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