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Is Your Data Management Infrastructure Modern Enough for IoT?

Hurwitz & Associates

Internet-of-Things (IoT) has entered the lexicon of IT-related buzz terms in a big way over the past few years, and there is good reason for this. IoT at its foundation refers to what can literally be billions of devices spanning the globe (and beyond) that can be connected to the internet to serve a variety of purposes.

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Digital Transformation is a Data Journey From Edge to Insight

Cloudera

Consider that Manufacturing’s Industry Internet of Things (IIOT) was valued at $161b with an impressive 25% growth rate, the Connected Car market will be valued at $225b by 2027 with a 17% growth rate, or that in the first three months of 2020, retailers realized ten years of digital sales penetration in just three months.

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How the Edge Is Changing Data-First Modernization

CIO Business Intelligence

The concept of the edge is not new, but its role in driving data-first business is just now emerging. The advent of distributed workforces, smart devices, and internet-of-things (IoT) applications is creating a deluge of data generated and consumed outside of traditional centralized data warehouses.

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

AWS Big Data

Data lakes are more focused around storing and maintaining all the data in an organization in one place. And unlike data warehouses, which are primarily analytical stores, a data hub is a combination of all types of repositories—analytical, transactional, operational, reference, and data I/O services, along with governance processes.

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A Few 2016 Technology Predictions

In(tegrate) the Clouds

I enjoy the end of the year technology predictions, even though it’s hard to argue with this tweet from Merv Adrian: By 2016, 99% of readers will be utterly sick of predictions. 2016 will be the year of the data lake. I can’t help it. Merv Adrian (@merv) December 19, 2015. platform.twitter.com/widgets.js.

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Transforming Big Data into Actionable Intelligence

Sisense

To best understand how to do this, let’s dig into the challenges of big data and look at a wave of emerging issues. For starters, the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) has created immense volumes of new data to be analyzed. displaying BI insights for human users).

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Australian data management discovery tour

Sanjeev Mohan

The popularity of the Summit was not a surprise to me as I witnessed a pent-up surge in our clients’ and prospects’ desires to learn more about data related topics. My assessment was that many Australian clients have been slow to adopt newer technologies but are now exploring options to enhance their data infrastructure.