Data Strategy: Taking a Business View
Data strategy aligns data-related activities with the strategic goals of an organisation. It’s about turning data into value.
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Data Integration
Out with the Old ETL: Navigating the Upgrade Maze
Today, we have tools and experience to make digital transformation easy. Yet, most organisations cling to their antiquated data systems and analytics. Why?
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Smart Data Integration: More $ for Your D&A Budget
Data integration is the heart of data engineering. The process is inherently complex and consumes the most of your D&A budget.
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Data Pipelines: From Raw Data to Real Results
The primary purpose of data pipelines is to enable a smooth, automated flow of data. Data pipelines are at the core of informed decision-making.
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Golden Record: Finding the Single Truth Source
A golden record of data is a consolidated dataset that serves as a single source of truth for all business data about a customer, employee, or product.
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Penny-wise: Strategies for surviving budget cuts
Weathering budget cuts, particularly in the realm of data projects, require a combination of resilience, strategic thinking, and a willingness to adapt.
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Data Syncing: The Evolution Of Data Integration
Data syncing, a crucial aspect of modern data management. It ensures data remains consistent and up-to-date across various sources, applications, and devices.
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How IOblend Enables Real-Time Analytics of IoT Data
The real power of IoT lies in the data it generates in real-time. This data is continuously analysed to derive meaningful insights, mainly by automated systems.
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