It was a sweltering summer day. I had big plans for riding my horse with friends which involved loading my young horse, Smoke, into our new horse trailer and then driving an hour north to the mountains. I knew that once we arrived at our cool and shady destination, my horse would be quite happy
My phone rings. It’s a call from a person I have never met. It’s a C-suite exec telling me his project team has major problems with their data. Judging from the sound of desperation in his voice, his reputation probably depends on the quick resolution of those problems. Many carefully-built careers have been scuttled by
Let’s face it. The primary reason for the software you’re implementing is so that you can get data into and out of the system reliably. Think of your software as the plumbing in your house and your data as the water that will flow through that plumbing system. Despite the obvious risks of plumbing a