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Data Integrity for AI: What’s Old is New Again

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The goal of this post is to understand how data integrity best practices have been embraced time and time again, no matter the technology underpinning. In the beginning, there was a data warehouse The data warehouse (DW) was an approach to data architecture and structured data management that really hit its stride in the early 1990s.

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Modern Data Architecture: Data Mesh and Data Fabric 101

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As data management grows increasingly complex, you need modern solutions that allow you to integrate and access your data seamlessly. Data mesh and data fabric are two modern data architectures that serve to enable better data flow, faster decision-making, and more agile operations.

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Beyond Data Fabrics: Cloudera Modern Data Architectures

Cloudera

What used to be bespoke and complex enterprise data integration has evolved into a modern data architecture that orchestrates all the disparate data sources intelligently and securely, even in a self-service manner: a data fabric. Cloudera data fabric and analyst acclaim. Next steps.

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Laying the Foundation for Modern Data Architecture

Cloudera

It’s not enough for businesses to implement and maintain a data architecture. The unpredictability of market shifts and the evolving use of new technologies means businesses need more data they can trust than ever to stay agile and make the right decisions.

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Simplifying Data Integration Through Eventual Connectivity

Data Engineering Podcast

For a small number of sources it is a tractable problem, but as the overall complexity of the data ecosystem continues to expand it may be time to identify new ways to tame the deluge of information. In this episode Tim Ward, CEO of CluedIn, explains the idea of eventual connectivity as a new paradigm for data integration.

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Mastering data integration from SAP Systems with prompt engineering

Towards Data Science

In recent decades, data architectures have grown increasingly diverse and complex. As a result of this complexity, data engineers more and more have to integrate a variety of data sources they are not necessarily familiar with. This is a fair point.

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Simplify Your Data Architecture With The Presto Distributed SQL Engine

Data Engineering Podcast

For analytical use cases you often want to combine data across multiple sources and storage locations. This frequently requires cumbersome and time-consuming data integration. For analytical use cases you often want to combine data across multiple sources and storage locations.