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Centralize Your Data Processes With a DataOps Process Hub

DataKitchen

Data organizations often have a mix of centralized and decentralized activity. DataOps concerns itself with the complex flow of data across teams, data centers and organizational boundaries. It expands beyond tools and data architecture and views the data organization from the perspective of its processes and workflows.

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The Future of the Data Lakehouse – Open

Cloudera

Cloudera customers run some of the biggest data lakes on earth. These lakes power mission critical large scale data analytics, business intelligence (BI), and machine learning use cases, including enterprise data warehouses. On data warehouses and data lakes.

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DataOps For Business Analytics Teams

DataKitchen

There’s a recent trend toward people creating data lake or data warehouse patterns and calling it data enablement or a data hub. DataOps expands upon this approach by focusing on the processes and workflows that create data enablement and business analytics.

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2020 Data Impact Award Winner Spotlight: United Overseas Bank

Cloudera

Engaging employees in a digital journey is something Cloudera applauds, as being truly data-driven often requires a shift in the mindset of an entire organisation. Putting data at the heart of the organisation. The platform is built on a data lake that centralises data in UOB business units across the organisation.

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Eight Top DataOps Trends for 2022

DataKitchen

Data Gets Meshier. 2022 will bring further momentum behind modular enterprise architectures like data mesh. The data mesh addresses the problems characteristic of large, complex, monolithic data architectures by dividing the system into discrete domains managed by smaller, cross-functional teams.

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Usability and Connecting Threads: How Data Fabric Makes Sense Out of Disparate Data

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A data fabric utilizes an integrated data layer over existing, discoverable, and inferenced metadata assets to support the design, deployment, and utilization of data across enterprises, including hybrid and multi-cloud platforms. Data fabric does not replace data warehouses, data lakes, or data lakehouses.