Today’s global state of infobesity often leaves us clambering for ways to better integrate and extract value from the astounding amount of data we create and use every day. Government officials and analysts are pressed with the difficult task of making sense of and developing a “big picture” overview of critical information that is stored across disparate data silos – making it difficult to discover and share information at mission speed.

To shine light on the common data challenges

“Think about our big data projects. We know that in the same way that the National Weather Service or the development of GPS and satellites created entire new ways that people organized their lives, that in healthcare, for example, there are going to be transformations taking place because of the ability to collect and analyze data and then transmit it in a very individualized fashion …”

– President Barack Obama to Fast Company

In a recent article in Fast Company magazine, President

“Think about our big data projects. We know that in the same way that the National Weather Service or the development of GPS and satellites created entire new ways that people organized their lives, that in healthcare, for example, there are going to be transformations taking place because of the ability to collect and analyze data and then transmit it in a very individualized fashion …”

– President Barack Obama to Fast Company

In a recent article in Fast Company magazine, President