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What is data architecture? A framework to manage data

CIO Business Intelligence

Data architecture definition Data architecture describes the structure of an organizations logical and physical data assets, and data management resources, according to The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF). An organizations data architecture is the purview of data architects.

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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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Data Integrity, the Basis for Reliable Insights

Sisense

Uncomfortable truth incoming: Most people in your organization don’t think about the quality of their data from intake to production of insights. However, as a data team member, you know how important data integrity (and a whole host of other aspects of data management) is. What is data integrity?

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Simplify data integration with AWS Glue and zero-ETL to Amazon SageMaker Lakehouse

AWS Big Data

While traditional extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes have long been a staple of data integration due to its flexibility, for common use cases such as replication and ingestion, they often prove time-consuming, complex, and less adaptable to the fast-changing demands of modern data architectures.

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Creating a Vision for Data Integration Modernization

TDAN

Data is considered by some to be the world’s most valuable resource. Going far beyond the limitations of physical resources, data has wide applications for education, automation, and governance. It is perhaps no surprise then, that the value of all the world’s data is projected to reach $280 billion by 2025.

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Active Data Architecture: The Need of the Hour

Data Virtualization

Reading Time: 3 minutes As organizations continue to pursue increasingly time-sensitive use-cases including customer 360° views, supply-chain logistics, and healthcare monitoring, they need their supporting data infrastructures to be increasingly flexible, adaptable, and scalable.