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Beyond the Data Complexity: Building Agile, Reusable Data Architectures

The Modern Data Company

BCG research reveals a striking trend: the number of unique data vendors in large companies has nearly tripled over the past decade, growing from about 50 to 150. This dramatic increase in vendors hasn’t led to the expected data revolution. The limited reusability of data assets further exacerbates this agility challenge.

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A Comprehensive Overview of Microsoft Fabric & Its Use Cases

RandomTrees

Data Factory, Data Activator, Power BI, Synapse Real-Time Analytics, Synapse Data Engineering, Synapse Data Science, and Synapse Data Warehouse are some of them. With One Lake serving as a primary multi-cloud repository, Fabric is designed with an open, lake-centric architecture.

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The Race For Data Quality in a Medallion Architecture

DataKitchen

This architecture is valuable for organizations dealing with large volumes of diverse data sources, where maintaining accuracy and accessibility at every stage is a priority. It sounds great, but how do you prove the data is correct at each layer? How do you ensure data quality in every layer ?

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Azure Synapse vs Databricks: 2023 Comparison Guide

Knowledge Hut

Key Features of Azure Synapse Here are some of the key features of Azure Synapse: Cloud Data Service: Azure Synapse operates as a cloud-native service, residing within the Microsoft Azure cloud ecosystem. This cloud-centric approach ensures scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency for your data workloads.

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The Slow, Agonizing Death of the Customer Data Platform

Monte Carlo

That means you have more API integrations and data pipelines that can fail. Often, by the time most marketing teams realize that their knight (the CDP) is a legacy data silo dressed in rusty armor, it’s too late. My guess is that their death will not be quick, but an agonizing slow descent into the oblivion of legacy technology.

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The Ultimate Modern Data Stack Migration Guide

phData: Data Engineering

Slow Response to New Information: Legacy data systems often lack the computation power necessary to run efficiently and can be cost-inefficient to scale. This typically results in long-running ETL pipelines that cause decisions to be made on stale or old data.