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Too Big to Ignore: The Business Case for Big Data Phil Simon
Publisher: Wiley

Among the Finally, the critics argued that Big Law has always bounced back after these rough patches, and that the numbers show law firms recovering nicely this time too. Meanwhile, other data show the problems for the legal profession continuing. Feb 1, 2013 - How Some Locations are Making Their Business Case for Incentives . The City of Columbus granted a 65 percent income tax credit as well as an annual cash Add in a state of Ohio Job Creation Tax Credit of 60 percent over eight years, and the incentives are just too big for corporations to ignore. Jan 11, 2013 - I've spent most of the last four months finishing the manuscript for my fifth book, Too Big to Ignore: The Business Case for Big Data. As evidence, Cavallaro points to a Harvard Business School It may not seem like shocking news, but Cavallaro warns many organizations are ignoring it as they charge ahead with Big Data. Apr 1, 2014 - Data experts see little data success as directly correlating to future success with Big Data. Jul 29, 2013 - My cover story in the current issue of The New Republic, about what it's like to work in a large law firm during an age of austerity, has generated a lot of interest both inside and outside the legal profession. In addition, Columbus recently enjoyed the announcement of a major “Big Data” project involving at least 500 high-wage jobs from IBM. Mar 21, 2013 - But are organizations getting the most out of their investments in big data? In a recent EBN Online column, supply chain consultant Frank Cavallaro makes the case for improving your “little data” capabilities before moving on Big Data.