Kurt Cagle is the former contributing editor for Data Science Central. Kurt is a published author with more than twenty books to his credit, and has been working as a technology editor for years, writing for Forbes, O'Reilly Media, IDC and others. He has also been a consulting information architect and ontologist with more than twenty years experience working with Fortune 100 companies and US and European agencies, and is a frequent speaker at conferences on data technologies.
As the Omicron variant of Covid-19 surged around the globe in 2021, managers who had begun contingency plans for a return to the office quietly… Read More »DSC Weekly Newsletter 26 April 2022: Why The Case for RTO Remains Weak
I just moved. I’d like to say that I was highly organized, that I knew where every box ended up and what was in each… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest 4/19/2022: The Case for Personal Knowledge Graphs
As with many fields, knowledge graphs boast a wide array of specialized terms. This guide provides a handy reference to these concepts. Resource Description Framework… Read More »A Glossary of Knowledge Graph Terms
The Los Angeles Times recently reported on a growing problem not just for California School Districts, but across much of the Northern Hemisphere: The number… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest 4/12/2022: Demographics Drives Analytics
For nine years, my family and I have lived in a house in Issaquah, a little community about twenty minutes east of Seattle. The town… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest: Moving Time
The Biden Administration made a recent announcement that it was setting up an exploratory committee for the creation of an e-Currency taskforce. In conjunction with… Read More »How ECash Will Change The Economy
Back in September, I predicted that Covid-19 would spike throughout the winter but fade by April as it transitioned from a pandemic virus to an… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest: Transitions and the Arc of Systems Theory
Gaming, creating CGI movies, building shared worlds, and creating digital twins are exciting in principle, but the complexity of building 3D models usually serves to… Read More »NERFs To Make 3D As Simple As Shooting a Video
It is easy, when dealing with data, to think of it as something tangible. More precisely, data as water (or as oil) has become such… Read More »DSC Weekly Newsletter 22 March 2022: The Shape of Data
I blew it last week. I’ll readily admit it. Blame it on the flu or Covid or whatever the nasty bug was that confined me… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest 15 March 2022: Beware the Ides of …
