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What is data governance? Best practices for managing data assets

CIO Business Intelligence

The Business Application Research Center (BARC) warns that data governance is a highly complex, ongoing program, not a “big bang initiative,” and it runs the risk of participants losing trust and interest over time.

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How GamesKraft uses Amazon Redshift data sharing to support growing analytics workloads

AWS Big Data

Amazon Redshift is a fully managed data warehousing service that offers both provisioned and serverless options, making it more efficient to run and scale analytics without having to manage your data warehouse. These query patterns and concurrency were unpredictable in nature.

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Databricks’ new data lakehouse aims at media, entertainment sector

CIO Business Intelligence

The other 10% represents the effort of initial deployment, data-loading, configuration and the setup of administrative tasks and analysis that is specific to the customer, the Henschen said. The joint solution with Labelbox is targeted toward media companies and is expected to help firms derive more value out of unstructured data.

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Okay, You Got a Knowledge Graph Built with Semantic Technology… And Now What?

Ontotext

Examples of such continuous improvement are technological giants like Google and Amazon who use semantic technology principles to build better data architectures for better user experiences. Take, for instance, the domain of business intelligence and the problem of discoverability. Read more at: [link].

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Okay, You Got a Knowledge Graph Built with Semantic Technology… And Now What?

Ontotext

Examples of such continuous improvement are technological giants like Google and Amazon who use semantic technology principles to build better data architectures for better user experiences. Take, for instance, the domain of business intelligence and the problem of discoverability. Read more at: [link].