It’s not surprising that some of the best ideas about data management reveal themselves when thought-leaders have a forum to write about topics that interest them. And, perhaps just as important, to respond to what their peers are saying. This book is a result of such a forum. It proves that the best ideas are collective, collaborative – and always inspiring. 101 Lightbulb Moments in Data Management is a compilation of blog posts written by some of the most respected minds in the data management industry. Some are funny, some are practical – but all reach some sort of epiphany when it comes to improving, migrating or governing data. From your bank being unable to sync your accounts to your favorite clothing store mailing you ten copies of the same catalog, chances are you’ve been the victim of bad data. Our experts share their stories in 101 Lightbulb Moments in Data Management – and now it’s your turn to tell us your funny, frustrating or simply outrageous examples of data management gone awry. In exchange for your story, we’ll send you a free copy of the book! Stories should be no longer than 200 words, and should omit specific names of businesses or people involved.
101 Lightbulb Moments in Data Management:
Tales from the Data Roundtable
Edited by Phil Simon
Foreward by Tony Fisher
Data management is still a relatively new field. That means that even the most seasoned technology experts are coming up with new insights – ones that shed new light on how organizations approach data. 
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