Conni Christensen

I research, develop and foster #infogov best practice. #Metadata, #classification, #disposition, #datagov #digitalpreservation, search & more. www.synercon.co www.a-k-a.co

Conni Christensen
flipped into Nourishing
The Best Ways to Cook Tofu, From Air Frying to Baking and Braising
Martha Stewart Living - Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
Cookbook author Maggie Zhu shares her favorite methods. If there's one ingredient you should keep stocked in your fridge, it's tofu. The versatile, typically inexpensive, and often-overlooked plant-protein is essential in so many Asian recipes and can be used across a variety of cuisines as a meat …
Conni Christensen
flipped into Education
There Is No Thinking without Memorizing
thepublicdiscourse.com - Jon D. Schaff
“With the ancient is wisdom; and in length of days understanding.” Job 12:12 KJVIn education we are often told that we don’t want to simply teach …
Conni Christensen
flipped into Data Governance / Data quality
The Hype Around Semantic Layers: How Important Are Standards?
dataversity.net - Jans Aasman
There are several reasons why the notion of semantic layers has reached the forefront of today’s data management conversations. The analyst community …
Conni Christensen
flipped into Data Governance / Data quality
Data is a stumbling block for most multicloud deployments
infoworld.com - David Linthicum
Data issues are not new: data integration, data security, data management, and defining single sources of truth. However, what is new is combining …
Conni Christensen
flipped into Data Governance / Data quality
Making Data Products Mainstream: Introducing The Data ‘Products’ Catalog
Forbes - Sanjeev Mohan
Sanjeev Mohan is a principal analyst at SanjMo. Connect with him on LinkedIn. My last Forbes Council post in 2022 focused on exploring and defining a data product. As we enter 2023, we already see more organizations now building data products. Concomitant to the rise of data products, 2023 will see …
Conni Christensen
flipped into Information Asset Management
The new metrics for unstructured data management
VentureBeat - Randy Hopkins, Komprise
The rate of data growth worldwide in the past few years has been greater than in the previous two decades. Data is predicted to more than double again over the next few years — reaching 175 zettabytes in 2025, according to IDC. Most of this data is not structured and includes documents, video, …