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7 steps for turning shadow IT into a competitive edge

CIO Business Intelligence

After all, 41% of employees acquire, modify, or create technology outside of IT’s visibility , and 52% of respondents to EY’s Global Third-Party Risk Management Survey had an outage — and 38% reported a data breach — caused by third parties over the past two years.

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Covanta’s step-by-step approach to AI enablement

CIO Business Intelligence

To best leverage AI-driven solutions for its CX initiatives, Covanta’s IT has developed a systematic two-step approach that takes into consideration the structure of existing data, the agile and governance framework, and the company’s overall innovation roadmap. Restructure and re-engineer the core data platform.

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DIY cloud cost management: The strategic case for building your own tools

CIO Business Intelligence

Here’s a look at why you might want to roll your own cloud cost solution, what makes a successful DIY approach, and how some leading organizations have already done so. Evolving enterprise needs often outpace the product roadmaps of SaaS cost optimization solutions providers.

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A Look Back at the Gartner Data and Analytics Summit

Cloudera

All of that technology, though, depends on data to be successful. In those discussions, it was clear that everyone understood the need to treat data estates more cohesively as a whole—that means bringing more attention to security, data governance, and metadata management, the latter of which has become increasingly popular.

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The Next-Generation Cloud Data Lake: An Open, No-Copy Data Architecture

In an effort to be data-driven, many organizations are looking to democratize data. However, they often struggle with increasingly larger data volumes, reverting back to bottlenecking data access to manage large numbers of data engineering requests and rising data warehousing costs.

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The future of ERP: With composable ERP, interoperability and integration are not optional

CIO Business Intelligence

Interoperability embodies the ability of solution components to exchange and use data. Not only must the ability to integrate (pass data back and forth) exist, but data must be usable by the various components — and not onerously so! Interoperability risk occurs as each new component is added to the solution portfolio.

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As insurers look to be more agile, data mesh strategies take centerstage

CIO Business Intelligence

In this way, data may just be the ultimate disruptor – a fact that the insurance industry knows all too well. As data volumes continue to increase alongside a correlating number of business requests, modern insurance data leaders face a nuanced set of challenges. Enter data mesh.

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Partner Webinar: A Framework for Building Data Mesh Architecture

Speaker: Jeremiah Morrow, Nicolò Bidotti, and Achille Barbieri

Data teams in large enterprise organizations are facing greater demand for data to satisfy a wide range of analytic use cases. Yet they are continually challenged with providing access to all of their data across business units, regions, and cloud environments.