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Databricks’ new data lakehouse aims at media, entertainment sector

CIO Business Intelligence

After launching industry-specific data lakehouses for the retail, financial services and healthcare sectors over the past three months, Databricks is releasing a solution targeting the media and the entertainment (M&E) sector. Features focus on media and entertainment firms.

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Complexity Drives Costs: A Look Inside BYOD and Azure Data Lakes

Jet Global

OLAP reporting has traditionally relied on a data warehouse. Again, this entails creating a copy of the transactional data in the ERP system, but it also involves some preprocessing of data into so-called “cubes” so that you can retrieve aggregate totals and present them much faster. Option 3: Azure Data Lakes.

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What I Learned At Gartner Data & Analytics 2022

Timo Elliott

For the longest time, in order to do any analytics, we had to take the data to the technology — rip it out of the business applications and move it to a data warehouse or a data lake, or a data lakehouse. The problem is that it’s like ripping a tree out of the forest and trying to get it to grow elsewhere.

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Putting the Business Back Into Business Innovation

Timo Elliott

Most innovation platforms make you rip the data out of your existing applications and move it to some another environment—a data warehouse, or data lake, or data lake house or data cloud—before you can do any innovation.

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Four Topics That Should Be Top of Mind for SAP Partners

Timo Elliott

The next area is data. There’s a huge disruption around data. For a long time, we’ve always ripped data out of our core systems and put it into a data warehouse or a data lake or a data lake house or a data cloud. And then you have to recreate it all in this new area.

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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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Backcountry modernizes for the cloud era

CIO Business Intelligence

Despite nearly $1 billion in online revenue in 2020, the web-based outdoor recreational retailer was running its entire business on an outdated and unsupported e-commerce platform called ADT. Backcountry also lacked many core services critical for an online retailer — no CMS, no analytics, no data platform, and no data lake.