The term ‘ontology’ (which can be off-putting) is understood as ‘the study of being’ or the ‘logic of existence’. In this context, it applies to content – why does this content exist? The ontology acts as the organising mind: a generalisable framework for understanding entities, their context & relationships, using semantic tags. It is an…
A data audit will help your organisation identify potential: For example, ‘dark’ data: data which is not analysed and from which no value accrues, is now expected to normalise at over 90%+ of unstructured organisational data according to IDC. That means: Dark data may be junk, or it may be a hoard with potential value…
Incorvus’ services are now available through the Digital Outcomes and Specialists 5 (DOS5) framework, providing digital outcomes and digital specialists services.
Data has long been the ‘Cinderella’ of corporate systems. Organisations invest willingly in IT system redundancy and high-availability, but rarely do they invest commensurately in the data itself….
Incorvus has been named as a supplier on the Crown Commercial Service’s G-Cloud 12 framework for the supply of Lot 3 Cloud Support data migration services and support: from legacy to digital.
There are eye-watering statistics about the failure rates of ‘digital transformation’ projects: 80% failure is about the norm. Confronted with those facts, it is hard to understand why boards and executives don’t get more exercised about digital and ‘digital people’, in particular, the role of the CDO….
The success enjoyed by digital leaders on the Nasdaq has eluded traditional boards who have been overtaken by the pace of technological advancement. They cling on to legacy thinking and greenlight so-called ‘digital transformation’ projects oblivious to the reality that their customers increasingly expect more and understand digital better than them!
Organisations are in digital deficit! Understanding digital & its impact will enhance traditional corporate competencies & organisational capability. Unless otherwise specified, all courses are ‘open’ courses.