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The Increasing Importance of Open Table Formats

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

I previously wrote about the importance of open table formats to the evolution of data lakes into data lakehouses. The concept of the data lake was initially proposed as a single environment where data could be combined from multiple sources to be stored and processed to enable analysis by multiple users for multiple purposes.

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A comparative assessment of digital transformation in Italy

CIO Business Intelligence

“Digital is a powerful business lever,” says Alessandra Luksch, director of the Digital Transformation Academy Observatory at Politecnico di Milano, which has been mapping trends in ICT spending by Italian organizations since 2016. “In

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Belcorp reimagines R&D with AI

CIO Business Intelligence

The R&D laboratories produced large volumes of unstructured data, which were stored in various formats, making it difficult to access and trace. They utilized data mining technologies to scrape and compile data for models from 23 international public benchmark databases, and compared that with data generated internally since 2016.

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Forrester Does the Math on the ROI of the Alation Data Catalog

Alation

In The Forrester Wave: Machine Learning Data Catalogs, 36% to 38% of global data and analytics decision makers reported that their structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data each totaled 1,000 TB or more in 2017, up from only 10% to 14% in 2016.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

2016: Oracle launches with competencies across compute, storage, and networking. Google launches BigQuery, its own data warehousing tool and Microsoft introduces Azure SQL Data Warehouse and Azure Data Lake Store. Businesses find the need to manage unstructured data efficiently as a major business problem.