I recently wrote about the importance of data pipelines and the role they play in transporting data between the stages of data processing and analytics. Healthy data pipelines are necessary to ensure data is integrated and processed in the sequence required to generate business intelligence. The concept of the data pipeline is nothing new of course, but it is becoming increasingly important as organizations adapt data management processes to be more data driven.
Real-Time Data Processing Requires More Agile Data Pipelines
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Matt Aslett on Apr 26, 2022 3:00:00 AM
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Topics: business intelligence, Analytics, Data Governance, Data Integration, Data, Digital Technology, Digital transformation, data lakes, AI and Machine Learning, data operations, digital business, data platforms, Analytics & Data, Streaming Data & Events
The Benefits of Data Mesh Extend to Organizational and Cultural Change
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Matt Aslett on Mar 29, 2022 3:00:00 AM
Data mesh is the latest trend to grip the data and analytics sector. The term has been rapidly adopted by numerous vendors — as well as a growing number of organizations —as a means of embracing distributed data processing. Understanding and adopting data mesh remains a challenge, however. Data mesh is not a product that can be acquired, or even a technical architecture that can be built. It is an organizational and cultural approach to data ownership, access and governance. Adopting data mesh requires cultural and organizational change. Data mesh promises multiple benefits to organizations that embrace this change, but doing so may be far from easy.
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Topics: business intelligence, Analytics, Data Governance, Data Integration, Data, Digital Technology, Digital transformation, data lakes, data operations, digital business, data platforms, Analytics & Data, Streaming Data & Events
Cockroach Labs Brings Developers and Serverless Database Together
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Matt Aslett on Dec 2, 2021 3:00:00 AM
Breaking into the database market as a new vendor is easier said than done given the dominance of the sector by established database and data management giants, as well as the cloud computing providers. We recently described the emergence of a new breed of distributed SQL database providers with products designed to address hybrid and multi-cloud data processing. These databases are architecturally and functionally differentiated from both the traditional relational incumbents (in terms of global scalability) and the NoSQL providers (in terms of the relational model and transactional consistency). Having differentiated functionality is the bare minimum a new database vendor needs to make itself known in a such a crowded market, however.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Data, Digital Technology, Digital transformation, digital business, data platforms, Analytics & Data
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