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Driving Success With a Modern Data Architecture and a Hybrid Approach in the Financial Services and Telco Industries

Cloudera

As my colleague Wim Stoop previously shared, “A well-planned enterprise data strategy helps companies get the most of their data, making it known, discoverable, available, trusted, and compliant. In an industry that is subject to stringent regulatory requirements, it is critical to use data to accurately scale up risk management.

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Using Strategic Data Governance to Manage GDPR/CCPA Complexity

erwin

The complexity of regulatory requirements in and of themselves is aggravated by the complexity of the business and data landscapes within most enterprises. Creating and automating a curated enterprise data catalog , complete with physical assets, data models, data movement, data quality and on-demand lineage.

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CDOs: Your AI is smart, but your ESG is dumb. Here’s how to fix it

CIO Business Intelligence

A well-designed strategy can help organizations balance business growth with environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibility while improving operational efficiency. Encourage cross-functional collaboration : Partner with IT, operations and finance teams to align data-driven sustainability efforts with broader business objectives.

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Empowering Digital Innovation Through Data and the Public Cloud Together with Amazon Web Services

Cloudera

A modern, cloud-native data architecture with separation of compute and storage, containerized data services (for agility and elasticity), and object storage (for scale and cost-efficiency). Customer use cases can be grouped into three categories. .

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Moving Your AI Pilot Projects to Production

Cloudera

Without a doubt, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing businesses, with Australia’s AI spending expected to hit $6.4 However, according to The State of Enterprise AI and Modern Data Architecture report, while 88% of enterprises adopt AI, many still lack the data infrastructure and team skilling to fully reap its benefits.