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Komprise raises $37M to help companies index, manage and transform data

TechCrunch

The same survey found the average number of data sources per organization is now 400 sources, and that more than 20% of companies surveyed were drawing from 1,000 or more data sources to feed their business intelligence and analytics systems. Goswami pitches it as a compliance solution as well as a means to manage costs.

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What is data governance? Best practices for managing data assets

CIO

They must be accompanied by documentation to support compliance-based and operational auditing requirements. Meant specifically to support self-service analytics, TrustCheck attaches guidelines and rules to data assets. Data-related decisions, processes, and controls subject to data governance must be auditable.

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Innovative Manufacturers are Investing in these Advanced Technologies

CIO

Here’s how edge computing works: a percentage of storage and compute resources move closer to the source of the data and away from the data center. This allows teams to receive and review business intelligence and make changes in near-real-time rather than waiting hours or days to glean insights from data. [2]

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The Growing Demand for Object Storage

Hu's Place - HitachiVantara

There has been a growing buzz from analysts and thought leaders on the growing role of object storage in the data center. The All Flash G Series Access node for HCP has unlocked new uses for object storage. Krista Macomber of Storage Switzerland reviews our recent enhancement to HCP in Hitachi Vantara Updates it Content Platform.

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Navigating the Data Lake: Insights from Building and Utilizing Data Lakes

InnovationM

Demystifying Data Lakes Data lakes serve as flexible storage repositories, enabling organizations to store raw and diverse data types, breaking away from the constraints of traditional data warehouses. These systems ensure high availability and facilitate the storage of massive data volumes.

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Data Lake vs Data Warehouse

The Crazy Programmer

Choosing the right data storage solution will depend greatly on how the data is going to be used. While both a data lake and a data warehouse share the goal of the process data queries to facilitate analytics, their functions are different. Data lakes work great to store historical data and support compliance.

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From Data Swamp to Data Lake: Data Catalog

Perficient

The Data Catalog serves as an inventory of available data and provides information to evaluate the usefulness and quality of data to answer business questions and make better business decisions. Data Catalogs have become the standard for metadata management in the age of big data and self-service business intelligence.

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