Tag: Data Architecture.

What is Data Architecture?

Data architecture is a framework for managing data that standardizes how businesses collect, store, transform, distribute, and use data. It ...

Three reasons to move your on-premises data architecture to the cloud

Most companies only use 5 to 10 percent of the data they collect. So estimates Beatriz Sanz Sai, a 20-year ...

How a revamped data architecture improved the student application process at Boston University

Founded in 1839, Boston University (BU) is one of the largest private universities in the United States with more than ...

Three reasons why you need to modernize your legacy enterprise data architecture

Previously published on itproportal.com. A system must undergo “modernization” when it can no longer address contemporary problems sufficiently. Many systems ...

The benefits of building a modern data architecture for big data analytics

Modern data-driven companies are the best at leveraging data to anticipate customer needs, changes in the market, and proactively make ...

How to build a data-driven culture

The importance of data has been around for centuries, dating back to the times of astronomy and scientific research. Early ...

Data and analytics – behind and after an acquisition

Now more than ever, organizations need to move beyond innovation to grow their business, stay competitive, and remain relevant. And ...

“Hide the Tech” to Take Big Data Mainstream

Originally posted on InsideBigData. Big data is a big deal – and a big opportunity. The challenge is that most ...

Data integration: The key to operationalizing innovation

By Craig Stewart It’s not just a tongue twister. Operationalizing innovation has proven to be one of the most elusive ...

The Evolution of IOT Data Management with Joseph A di Paolantonio

Today’s post comes from Joseph A. di Paolantonio, an industry expert working at the convergence of IoT with data management ...

A Definitionless Definition of Big Data Architecture

“‘When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, ‘it means just what I choose it ...

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