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The trend has been towards using cloud-based applications and tools for different functions, such as Salesforce for sales, Marketo for marketing automation, and large-scale data storage like AWS or datalakes such as Amazon S3 , Hadoop and Microsoft Azure. Sisense provides instant access to your cloud data warehouses.
All these devices funnel more and more bits of data into warehouses and lakes the world over and that data is bought, sold, shared, sliced, diced, and drilled into to reveal a wide array of insights (it also gets totally ignored until someone figures out what to do with it). What’s Next?
Initially, they were designed for handling large volumes of multidimensional data, enabling businesses to perform complex analytical tasks, such as drill-down , roll-up and slice-and-dice. Early OLAP systems were separate, specialized databases with unique data storage structures and query languages.
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