Data platforms are designed to manage and analyze big data, enabling organizations to leverage their data to operate with greater efficiency across on-premises, hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Our Analytics and Data Benchmark Research finds that while 58% are using big data in their analytics processes, less than one quarter (23%) are satisfied with their technology’s support for big data. Looking at the statistics, it is safe to say that organizations have been slow to adopt modern technology that was built to help manage and organize big data so that it can be used for analysis. With advancements in technology, organizations are now able to provide a platform that makes it easier for line of business workers to access and analyze big data.
Kyligence Brings Simplification to Data Processes for Analytics
Topics: Data Governance, Data Integration, Data, data lakes, Streaming Data, data operations, data platforms
Virtualizing Data Architectures for Hybrid Cloud-Computing
The virtualization of business and the evolution of digital transformation to applications and systems that operate in cloud computing — or the “as-a-service” environment — has fragmented enterprise and data architectures. The role of cloud computing has become a utility to provide elastic resources in support of operational needs. For example, data in the cloud requirements are provided by third-party vendors, managing security and storage of data outside the organization.
Topics: Cloud Computing, Data, Digital Technology, Digital transformation, data lakes, AI and Machine Learning, data operations, digital business, data platforms