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General Directive on Panicking Right Now (GDPR)

Like the aria of a grand European opera, the hype surrounding the imminent implementation of GDPR* has reached a fevered crescendo. Now that the GDPR deadline (May 25th) has passed, it’s worth taking a moment to cut through the fog ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on May 28, 2018

DaaA: Data As An Afterthought

by Matt Manning No matter how many articles are written about the critical importance of data to the functioning of a modern enterprise, it remains a fact that keeping critical data up-to-date is only a reality for a handful of ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on April 25, 2018

The Un-Database

by Rajiv Manickam NoSQL data stores have become more popular as a means of handling the petabytes of data created by user-generated content, GIS data, and the traffic logs of high-volume websites and apps. By storing data in “documents” with ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on September 21, 2015

The Evolution of IEI

by Matt Manning We started IEI in 2007 with a simple premise: To help the folks running online information services make sure their data were never out of date so their clients always had a great user experience. After almost ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on July 24, 2015

Time for Real-Time

by Matt Manning We built Information Evolution to pursue the holy grail of database ownership: true real-time accuracy in a world where databases degrade at a rapid pace. A lofty goal, but today we do see cases where large-scale monitoring ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on October 1, 2014

5 Reasons to Append Social IDs in Your Alumni Database. Now.

by Jim Currie Capturing audience attention and driving real engagement are core functions of alumni development professionals worldwide. Traditional models including postal and phone campaigns compete with ever-increasing assaults on the eyeballs and wallets of consumers by B2C marketers as ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on May 29, 2014

Alumni Databases: Keeping Them Updated in Virtual Real Time

On April 15th IEI’s Matt Manning spoke at the CASE District 4 Conference in Houston where he addressed an audience of alumni relations professionals. He discussed IEI’s recent experience updating an alumni database with the same tools IEI uses on ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on April 17, 2014

Are You in the Data Business
or the Information Business?

Those of us in the information business are usually too busy working with our customers and refining our business models and production processes to think about the basic question of “What is information?” but let’s stop for a moment to ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on April 18, 2013

Five Years Old!

Information Evolution reached its fifth anniversary at the end of 2012. I’d like to take a moment to talk about where we came from and where we are going. Partners not Vendors Our model from the beginning was to be ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on January 30, 2013

Creative Destruction

Products and services in all markets almost universally, sooner or later, reach a market penetration plateau. Once this limit is reached, there are only a few options when it comes to gaining market share: slow incremental growth at a significant ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on October 1, 2012

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