The "Understanding Technology Series" - Part 1 ~ Technovation Talks

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

The "Understanding Technology Series" - Part 1

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As promised in our first post, we are providing the initial taxonomy for our "Understanding Technology Series" Technovation Talk presentations. This first version focuses on overviews of general topic areas (such as Data Management) as well as overviews for key subtopics within those topic domains (for example Business Intelligence).

The taxonomy is prresented on the following mindmap:

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