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A lot of companies are becoming data-driven. Which is a fabulous thing since the world we live in is primarily revolving around data. Markets, businesses, and consumers, all drive decisions and actions based on information. But, purely recognizing the need for data is not enough. Becoming data-driven means either building
Welcome to the final post in the data fabric series. So far we introduced data fabric and talked about the business benefits it brings. Now it is time to look at technical questions that may come to mind as you explore the concept of the data fabric. Integration With Existing
In a previous post, we had an introduction to the data fabric concept and architecture. Renato covered the topic perfectly and outlined the benefits and why should you embrace implementing it into your business. It might seem like a new buzzword, but in earnest, it shifts the trends in data
Lately, our colleague Valentina Dugan created a great post explaining How to tackle data security and concerns. Some key terms she covers there are unauthorized access, compliance, data masking, and data democratization. I couldn’t have imagined a more perfect backdrop for data fabric, the topic I’ve been wanting to write
In these days of massive data amounts, AI, the development of online media, and such, data privacy and personal data have become an all-time concern. Alongside people that try to test the boundaries of data security and put such information at harm, even data systems and infrastructure can show weaknesses
Come and meet Wilim, our data detective and data engineer. With a name so unique, you can bet his data skills are also unique. Dive deep into what he loves about his works, what motivates him, and why he believes data engineering brings so much fun and creativity. Tell us
