Identity Resolution Daily Links 2009-11-13
[Post from Infoglide] The Big Story: Evolution
“Technology writer Chris Calnan’s story opened with a comment about Infoglide that nicely sums up the evolution of the broader market for identity resolution and entity analytics: ‘The market may have finally caught up with Infoglide Software Corp.’s technology.’”
OCDQ Blog: Beyond a “Single Version of the Truth”
“However, in his excellent book Data Driven: Profiting from Your Most Important Business Asset, Thomas Redman explains: ‘A fiendishly attractive concept is… ‘a single version of the truth’…the logic is compelling…unfortunately, there is no single version of the truth. For all important data, there are…too many uses, too many viewpoints, and too much nuance for a single version to have any hope of success. This does not imply malfeasance on anyone’s part; it is simply a fact of life. Getting everyone to work from a single version of the truth may be a noble goal, but it is better to call this the ‘one lie strategy’ than anything resembling truth.’”
RISK&INSURANCE: States of Disparity
“Risk & Insurance® looked at four factors that indicate how well a state’s workers’ comp system may be working. Those factors were adjusted by giving additional weight to the amount of premium charged to the employer, and the benefits paid to claimants. The states are ranked by their composite score.”
Security Management: DHS Official Outlines Federal Support to State-based Fusion Centers
“To better facilitate information sharing, Johnson promised DHS will deploy personnel to all fusion centers while giving fusion centers access to the Homeland Security Data Network by the end of fiscal year 2010. Currently, I&A has 44 field representatives based in fusion centers nationwide. I&A will also manage the newly created Joint Fusion Center-Program Management Office (JFC-PMO), which Napolitano tasked in October with coordinating how DHS’ various components and other federal agencies will support fusion centers.”
MedicExchange.com: EMR likely to boom throughout 2013
“Health IT currently is growing at an 11 percent annual rate, and solid growth should continue at least through 2013, which would be the third year of the federal EMR stimulus program here in the States, the Scientia report forecasts. In that time frame, health IT will increase its market share by a quarter, to 5 percent of global healthcare products sales from the current 4 percent.”
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