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Here’s Why Automation For Data Lakes Could Be Important

Smart Data Collective

Data Lakes are among the most complex and sophisticated data storage and processing facilities we have available to us today as human beings. Analytics Magazine notes that data lakes are among the most useful tools that an enterprise may have at its disposal when aiming to compete with competitors via innovation.

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Does Data Always Need to End Up in a Centralized Repository?

Data Virtualization

As far back as 2011 Gartner proposed the concept of a logical data warehouse as a way to overcome some of the challenges organizations. The post Does Data Always Need to End Up in a Centralized Repository? Reading Time: 3 minutes This is an age-old question, and one that has been asked many times over the years.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 8

Domino Data Lab

So much data is flowing through the other parts, but that’s not the concern of DG solutions. Fun fact: in 2011 Google bought remnants of what had previously been Motorola. Data coming from machines tends to land (aka, data at rest ) in durable stores such as Amazon S3, then gets consumed by Hadoop, Spark, etc.

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An Introduction to Disaster Recovery with the Cloudera Data Platform

Cloudera

The first, ISO 27031:2011, helps describe the process and procedures involved in incident response. Standby systems can be designed to meet storage requirements during typical periods with burstable compute for failover scenarios using new features such as Data Lake Scaling. Conclusion.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

2011: IBM enters the cloud market with IBM SmartCloud. Google launches BigQuery, its own data warehousing tool and Microsoft introduces Azure SQL Data Warehouse and Azure Data Lake Store. Data management solutions will need to keep up with the data demands of the next few years.

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Accomplish Agile Business Intelligence & Analytics For Your Business

datapine

No matter if you need to develop a comprehensive online data analysis process or reduce costs of operations, agile BI development will certainly be high on your list of options to get the most out of your projects. The term “agile” was originally conceived in 2011 as a software development methodology.

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Fact-based Decision-making

Peter James Thomas

In our modern architectures, replete with web-services, APIs, cloud-based components and the quasi-instantaneous transmission of new transactions, it is perhaps not surprising that occasionally some data gets lost in translation [5] along the way. See in particular my trilogy: Using historical data to justify BI investments – Part I (2011).

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