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Cloud Transition for Startups: Overcoming Data Management Challenges and Best Practices

Dataversity

While the cloud promises unparalleled scalability and flexibility, navigating the transition can be complex. Here’s a straightforward guide to overcoming key challenges and making the most of cloud computing.

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Debunking Cloud and Cloud Migration Myths

Dataversity

Many companies hesitate to migrate to the cloud for a variety of valid reasons. However, these migration concerns are often based on misconceptions that keep companies from realizing the financial and operational benefits of the cloud.

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The Ongoing Struggle to Keep Sensitive Data Secure: What Lies Ahead in 2023

Dataversity

Ask any data or security professional and chances are they will say that the growing number of global threats combined with the increasing demand by consumers to understand how their data is being used, stored, and accessed has made their job extremely stressful.

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How Data Privacy Laws Impact Companies’ Approach to Cloud Security

Dataversity

Globally, organizations are churning out data in massive volumes for a plethora of reasons. Data enables organizations to speed up innovation, take business-critical decisions confidently, get deep consumer insights, and use all that information to stay ahead of their competitors. However, where does all that data go?

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 Top 5 Data Preparation Tools In 2023

Astera

Easy-to-Use, Code-Free Environment By eliminating the need for writing complex code, data preparation tools reduce the risk of errors. These tools allow users to manipulate and transform data without the potential pitfalls of manual coding. The tool also lets users visually explore data through data exploration and profiling.

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Data Vault 2.0: What You Need to Know

Astera

Here are some key reasons why Data Vault 2.0 was needed: Evolving Data Ecosystems: Data Vault 1.0 was developed in the early 2000s when data ecosystems were simpler and less complex compared to today. With the advent of big data, cloud computing, and advanced analytics, data architectures have become more intricate.

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

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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.