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Modern Data Architecture: Data Warehousing, Data Lakes, and Data Mesh Explained

Data Virtualization

Reading Time: 3 minutes At the heart of every organization lies a data architecture, determining how data is accessed, organized, and used. For this reason, organizations must periodically revisit their data architectures, to ensure that they are aligned with current business goals.

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Breaking down data silos for digital success

CIO Business Intelligence

For years, IT and business leaders have been talking about breaking down the data silos that exist within their organizations. Given the importance of sharing information among diverse disciplines in the era of digital transformation, this concept is arguably as important as ever.

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SAP Datasphere review: turning data from a technical problem to a business data product.

Jen Stirrup

However, to turn data into a business problem, organizations need support to move away from technical issues to start getting value as quickly as possible. SAP Datasphere simplifies data integration, cataloging, semantic modeling, warehousing, federation, and virtualization through a unified interface.

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What Stands Between IT and Business Success? Data Complexity

CIO Business Intelligence

Often, enterprise data ecosystems are built with a mindset that’s too narrow. Many organizations house their data in a variety of “fiefdoms” or silos. This might have worked for one team or one project or one application, but the end result of this effort was to lock data in a variety of silos across the organization.

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How Metadata Makes Data Meaningful

erwin

Regulatory Compliance: Regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, PII, BCBS and CCPA have data privacy and security mandates, so sensitive data needs to be tagged, its lineage documented, and its flows depicted for traceability.

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How Metadata Makes Data Meaningful

erwin

Regulatory Compliance: Regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, PII, BCBS and CCPA have data privacy and security mandates, so sensitive data needs to be tagged, its lineage documented, and its flows depicted for traceability.

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Data democratization: How data architecture can drive business decisions and AI initiatives

IBM Big Data Hub

Data democratization, much like the term digital transformation five years ago, has become a popular buzzword throughout organizations, from IT departments to the C-suite. It’s often described as a way to simply increase data access, but the transition is about far more than that.