Identity Resolution Daily Links 2010-02-02
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010[Post from Infoglide] Gentlemen, Start Your Engines (and don’t play with those matches)
“Much is happening these days in the Data Quality space. Customers are embracing MDM strategies at a record pace, M&A activity has picked up from an industry perspective, and the various players in the data quality marketplace are expanding their offerings like never before. It matters little if the objective is to vet fraud or to master data. The race to deliver the dream of an enterprise-wide single-entity-view (SEV) is on. Gentlemen (and Danica Patrick)… start your engines!”
legal blog: Top 10 Fraud Cases for 2009
“A New York man has been sentenced to serve four years in prison after failing to pay $1.6 million in workers’ compensation premiums. Chong-mun Chae, of South Korea, owned an asbestos removal company but falsely claimed that he had only one employee and that it was a secretary. He avoided being caught earlier by changing the name of his company several times.”
“The Bottom Line For Vendors - Acquisition of Siperian Hastens MDM Market Consolidation… Expect more acquisitions to occur as the market consolidates. Potential acquirers include EMC, HP, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP.”
BioPrepWatch.com: Security stepped up at Super Bowl
“A separate Fusion Center will be run by the Miami-Dade Police Department to disseminate intelligence and other information to other South Florida police and government agencies. We collect intelligence from all over the world and then we disseminate it, so that everyone knows what’s going on,” William Maddalena, a Miami FBI official in charge of special events, told The Washington Post. “We’ll have daily briefings to put out the latest information we have.”
