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Unlocking the Power of Data: Transforming Data Architectures in the Next Data Cycle

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As the world becomes ever more data-driven, enterprises and public sector organizations increasingly realize the limitations of relying solely on structured data to gain insights into their business. The next data cycle demands a shift in data architectures that also encompasses the harnessing of unstructured data.

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Data Governance, Data Leadership or Data Architecture: What Matters Most?

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Robert Seiner and Anthony Algmin faced off – in a virtual sense – at the DATAVERSITY® Enterprise Data World Conference to determine which is more important: Data Governance, Data Leadership, or Data Architecture. The post Data Governance, Data Leadership or Data Architecture: What Matters Most?

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Data Lakes Are Dead: Evolving Your Company’s Data Architecture

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How can your company redesign its data architecture without making the same mistakes all over again? The data we produce and manage is growing in scale and demands careful consideration of the proper data framework for the job. There’s no one-size-fits-all data architecture, and […].

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How a Stateless Data Architecture Can Enable You to Harness the Power of Today’s Agile Data

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A stateful application saves data generated by each client session and uses it the next time the client makes a request. A stateless application doesn’t save client data from one session to the next. The post How a Stateless Data Architecture Can Enable You to Harness the Power of Today’s Agile Data appeared first on DATAVERSITY.

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DevOps and Data: Lessons Teams Can Learn About Managing Databases

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the outlook for jobs around managing data architecture and databases looks pretty good: The number of professionals with roles around managing data is due to grow by eight percent from 2022 to 2032.

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What to Expect from Open-Source Data Infrastructure in 2023

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Open-source technologies will become even more prominent within enterprises’ data architecture over the coming year, driven by the stark budgetary advantages combined with some of the newest enterprise-friendly capabilities added to several solutions. Here are three predictions for the open-source data infrastructure space in 2023: 1.

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Modeling Modern Knowledge Graphs

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In the buzzing world of data architectures, one term seems to unite some previously contending buzzy paradigms. That term is “knowledge graphs.” In this post, we will dive into the scope of knowledge graphs, which is maturing as we speak. First, let us look back.