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Get maximum value out of your cloud data warehouse with Amazon Redshift

AWS Big Data

Every day, customers are challenged with how to manage their growing data volumes and operational costs to unlock the value of data for timely insights and innovation, while maintaining consistent performance. As data workloads grow, costs to scale and manage data usage with the right governance typically increase as well.

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It’s not your data. It’s how you use it. Unlock the power of data & build foundations of a data driven organisation

CIO Business Intelligence

The survey found the mean number of data sources per organisation to be 400, and more than 20 percent of companies surveyed to be drawing from 1,000 or more data sources to feed business intelligence and analytics systems. However, more than 99 percent of respondents said they would migrate data to the cloud over the next two years.

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

BizAcuity

2012: Amazon Redshift, the first of its kind cloud-based data warehouse service comes into existence. Fact: IBM built the world’s first data warehouse in the 1980’s. Google launches BigQuery, its own data warehousing tool and Microsoft introduces Azure SQL Data Warehouse and Azure Data Lake Store.

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How Data Management and Big Data Analytics Speed Up Business Growth

BizAcuity

Big data paved the way for organizations to get better at what they do. Data management and analytics are a part of a massive, almost unseen ecosystem which lets you leverage data for valuable insights. Such is the significance of big data in today’s world. Most of these are accumulated in data silos or data lakes.

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Chose Both: Data Fabric and Data Lakehouse

Cloudera

It sounds straightforward: you just need data and the means to analyze it. The data is there, in spades. Data volumes have been growing for years and are predicted to reach 175 ZB by 2025. First, organizations have a tough time getting their arms around their data. Yes and no.