data warehousing news from FierceCIO

An IT company located in the suburbs of Washington, DC has been caught and fined for cheating immigrant employees working under the government's H-1B visa program. The U.S. Labor Department said Read more...

If you are facing a possible layoff or are fearful of your job security, becoming an independent contractor or consultant may be something to consider. But it won't necessarily be easy. Research firm Read more...

Until recently, extract, transform and load (ETL) was considered the most effective way to load information into a data warehouse. It was a method developed because data warehouses were not Read more...

I had the opportunity to interview Erin Griffin, the CIO of Loyola Marymount University, a few weeks ago. We discussed a number initiatives she and her staff of 65 are involved with, including a Read more...

> Two execs look to reclassify malicious code. Article > SCO says it may Read more...

Analysts predict that the market for IT workers will remain tight and demand for good managers will remain high as well. Managers with skills in vendor-specific applications and are in high demand, Read more...

Finding a way to integrate diverse information from many different repositories will be essential for CIOs looking to reap the benefits of highly managed information. According to a new Accenture Read more...

CIOs must focus more on helping their business become more competitive and must do more to foster its growth. That means spending money to fund new initiatives such as business intelligence, Read more...

Specific industries benefit greatly from data warehousing efforts--financial and retail to name just two. But other businesses can reap rewards from the process as well. The first step is Read more...