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Visionary Data Quality Paves the Way to Data Integrity

Precisely

And the desire to leverage those technologies for analytics, machine learning, or business intelligence (BI) has grown exponentially as well. But early adopters realized that the expertise and hardware needed to manage these systems properly were complex and expensive. What does all this mean for your business?

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Data Quality Platform: Benefits, Key Features, and How to Choose

Databand.ai

By automating many of the processes involved in data quality management, data quality platforms can help organizations reduce errors, streamline workflows, and make better use of their data assets.

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5 Layers of Data Lakehouse Architecture Explained

Monte Carlo

A visualization of the flow of data in data lakehouse architecture vs. data warehouse and data lake. Innovations in data lakehouse architecture have been an important step toward more flexible and powerful data management systems. This starts at the data source. Image courtesy of Databricks.

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Data Lakehouse Architecture Explained: 5 Layers

Monte Carlo

A visualization of the flow of data in data lakehouse architecture vs. data warehouse and data lake. Innovations in data lakehouse architecture have been an important step toward more flexible and powerful data management systems. This starts at the data source. Image courtesy of Databricks.

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Innovating Operations in Agriculture: Kramp’s Real-Time Analytics Journey

Striim

Kramp, a stalwart in the distribution of agricultural spare parts and accessories across Europe, embarked on a transformative journey five years ago with a bold vision to overhaul its data management system. Striim’s platform provided a developer-friendly environment and stability across Kramp’s data operations.

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Bridging the Gap: How ‘Data in Place’ and ‘Data in Use’ Define Complete Data Observability

DataKitchen

L1 is usually the raw, unprocessed data ingested directly from various sources; L2 is an intermediate layer featuring data that has undergone some form of transformation or cleaning; and L3 contains highly processed, optimized, and typically ready for analytics and decision-making processes. What is Data in Use?

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Data-driven competitive advantage in the financial services industry

Cloudera

The same study also stated that having stronger online data security, being able to conduct more banking transactions online and having more real-time problem resolution were the top priorities of consumers. . Financial institutions need a data management platform that can keep pace with their digital transformation efforts.

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