How a medical device maker took control of its sales data

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ITworld Today May 02, 2016 How a medical device maker took control of its sales data With more than 50 distributors, each supplying sales data in different formats, medical diagnostic equipment maker Alere had limited visibility into its own customer base until it built a single-source data strategy built on master data management. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Robots at your service • Save $800 on Samsung UN60JS7000 60-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV - Deal Alert • New products of the week 5.2.16 • Qualcomm brings big brains to mobile devices with deep-learning tool • 25% off Petcube Interactive Wi-Fi Pet Camera - Deal Alert • I'm calling it: Social networking is over • The best customizable Android Wear watch faces • 6 colleges turning out open source talent • Vue.js lead: Our JavaScript framework is faster than React • Craig Wright claims he is bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto • Microsoft's IE loses top browser spot to Google's Chrome • Qatar National Bank claims customer data released by hackers is authentic • Google begins beta test of Trips, a new travel companion app White Paper: IBM Embracing Analytics as a Competitive Strategy for a Midmarket Organization: ITworld White Paper The use of analytics will define the successful midmarket business of the next decade, just as it will define the successful larger organization in this information age. Read More ▶ Robots at your service While some of us wait patiently for a real-life version of the housekeeper from The Jetsons, today's "working robots" are taking on a surprising variety of tasks, as evidenced by this collection of recent photos provided by Reuters. Read More ▶ Save $800 on Samsung UN60JS7000 60-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV - Deal Alert The Samsung JS7000 features 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) and Nano-crystal technology for vivid colors, enhanced contrast, and a brighter, more true-to-life picture. Read More ▶ New products of the week 5.2.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Dell and IBM. Read More ▶ Qualcomm brings big brains to mobile devices with deep-learning tool Qualcomm has talked about putting "silicon brains" in mobile devices and is now providing tools to train smartphones to recognize people, objects, gestures, and even emotions. Read More ▶ 25% off Petcube Interactive Wi-Fi Pet Camera - Deal Alert Petcube is an interactive pet camera that lets you watch, talk to and play with your pets from your smartphone when you're away from home. Read More ▶ I'm calling it: Social networking is over And just like that, social networking is no more. The sites formerly known as social networks are pivoting to something else. Read More ▶ The best customizable Android Wear watch faces If you want complete control over every detail of your watch face, then these are the ones to get. Read More ▶ 6 colleges turning out open source talent Most IT departments have project roadmaps that will require open-source skills, but finding recent college grads with open source talent can be challenging. Read More ▶ Vue.js lead: Our JavaScript framework is faster than React Version 2.0 of the Web interface dev tool focuses on DOM improvements Read More ▶ Craig Wright claims he is bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright is bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, he has claimed on his personal blog and in media interviews. Read More ▶ Microsoft's IE loses top browser spot to Google's Chrome Internet Explorer in April lost the No. 1 spot to Google's Chrome, marking a dramatic changing of the desktop browser guard. Read More ▶ Qatar National Bank claims customer data released by hackers is authentic Qatar National Bank has admitted that its systems were hacked but said that the information released online was a combination of data picked up from the attack and from other sources such as social media. Read More ▶ Google begins beta test of Trips, a new travel companion app The app is in a limited trial with Local Guides participants, but screenshots give us hints about what Google is working on. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Simple is STILL Better: Embrace Speed & Simplicity for a competitive edge: ITworld White Paper Recording details of customers and their purchases is a business practice traceable back three thousand years to Phoenician traders. Advances in technology bring deeper understanding to this data and new opportunities to create value. Read More ▶

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