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Salesforce debuts Zero Copy Partner Network to ease data integration

CIO Business Intelligence

“The challenge that a lot of our customers have is that requires you to copy that data, store it in Salesforce; you have to create a place to store it; you have to create an object or field in which to store it; and then you have to maintain that pipeline of data synchronization and make sure that data is updated,” Carlson said.

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How gaming companies can use Amazon Redshift Serverless to build scalable analytical applications faster and easier

AWS Big Data

A data hub contains data at multiple levels of granularity and is often not integrated. It differs from a data lake by offering data that is pre-validated and standardized, allowing for simpler consumption by users. Data hubs and data lakes can coexist in an organization, complementing each other.

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Advancing AI: The emergence of a modern information lifecycle

CIO Business Intelligence

A modern information lifecycle management approach Today’s ILM approach recognizes the enterprise value of all digitized and enriched assets , avoiding the habituated, narrow reliance ontraditional structured data. Beyond “records,” organizations can digitally capture anything and apply metadata for context and searchability.

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Why You Need a Data Catalog & How to Choose One

Octopai

If the point of Business Intelligence (BI) data governance is to leverage your datasets to support information transparency and decision-making, then it’s fair to say that the data catalog is key for your BI strategy. At least, as far as data analysis is concerned. The Benefits of Structured Data Catalogs.

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Data Swamp, Data Lake, Data Lakehouse: What to Know

Alation

Data Swamp vs Data Lake. When you imagine a lake, it’s likely an idyllic image of a tree-ringed body of reflective water amid singing birds and dabbling ducks. I’ll take the lake, thank you very much. But when it’s dirty, stagnant, or hard to unleash, your business will suffer. Benefits of a Data Lake.

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Building a Beautiful Data Lakehouse

CIO Business Intelligence

As a result, users can easily find what they need, and organizations avoid the operational and cost burdens of storing unneeded or duplicate data copies. Newer data lakes are highly scalable and can ingest structured and semi-structured data along with unstructured data like text, images, video, and audio.

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Data platform trinity: Competitive or complementary?

IBM Big Data Hub

Data platform architecture has an interesting history. Towards the turn of millennium, enterprises started to realize that the reporting and business intelligence workload required a new solution rather than the transactional applications. A read-optimized platform that can integrate data from multiple applications emerged.