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How Domo simplifies multi-cloud computing

Domo

That means your data apps can run on Snowflake right alongside data stored in Domo—and even alongside your Databricks lakehouse—in one seamless experience. No moving or copying data—ever. You get all of this agility with none of the expected trade-offs in performance.

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Data Vault vs. Data Mesh: Choosing the Right Data Architecture?

Astera

Data volume continues to soar, growing at an annual rate of 19.2%. A solid data architecture is the key to successfully navigating this data surge, enabling effective data storage, management, and utilization. Think of data architecture as the blueprint for how a hospital manages patient information.

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A Data Culture enabled by the cloud accelerates time-to-value

Tableau

Having data and analytics in the cloud removes barriers to access and trust while strengthening data governance. This influences important behavioral changes in how people use data to collaborate, innovate, and solve business problems. It ultimately improves organizational agility and resilience. “By

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Data Portability May Save Your Cloud Workloads

Dataversity

Efforts to alleviate this – from, say, moving workloads to a cost-effective environment/on-prem or re-architecting to save costs – become difficult, as organizations often find themselves strapped for technical agility.

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Why Your BI and Analytics Platform Should be Cloud-Agnostic

Sisense

And with the turn of the new millennium, cloud computing made its debut. Developers are no longer constrained to a physical machine’s architecture, running their applications entirely on the cloud. Cloud platforms allow you to build applications that easily scale up or down based on demand.

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Data Vault 2.0: What You Need to Know

Astera

With its foundation rooted in scalable hub-and-spoke architecture, Data Vault 1.0 provided a framework for traceable, auditable, and flexible data management in complex business environments. Building upon the strengths of its predecessor, Data Vault 2.0 Data Vault 2.0 What’s New in Data Vault 2.0?

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A Data Culture enabled by the cloud accelerates time-to-value

Tableau

Having data and analytics in the cloud removes barriers to access and trust while strengthening data governance. This influences important behavioral changes in how people use data to collaborate, innovate, and solve business problems. It ultimately improves organizational agility and resilience. “By