In our previous article, Beyond the monolithic era- Data as a Product (https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/23986/beyond-the-monolithic-era--data-as-a-product) we had ...

Data mesh is a powerful and transformative technology that can help tech leaders streamline their data management. For CIOs, CTOs and other senior executives looking to stay ahead of the curve in ...

The introduction and socialization of data mesh has caused practitioners, business technology executives and technologists to pause and ask some probing questions about the organization of their data ...

While the emerging constellation of next-generation data architectures—fabric, mesh, and cloud—is extremely appealing, it’s still full of unknowns. These approaches present opportunities for greater ...

To centralize or distribute data management? That question has been on the front burner ever since departmental minicomputers invaded the enterprise, followed even more subversively by PCs and LANs ...

When tech giants like Netflix and Intuit adopted the data mesh architecture, it looked like the next big thing. A few short years later, disillusionment has set in, with companies turning their backs ...

Almost every leader knows that it’s critical to be data-driven, and almost every leader knows that their organization has a data problem. Despite significant advancement in data tools and ...

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Data centers. We’ve all heard of them, but what do they really do? A data center is a lot more than just a secure place that provides power and cooling for networks, servers and storage. The data ...

Understanding the differences between data mesh, data fabric, and data virtualization can help organizations turn scattered data into a strategic advantage. Organizations are getting serious about ...

More businesses are coming to recognize that a thorough cybersecurity plan, while critical, is not enough to keep a business safe. In addition to being secure, organizations must also be cyber ...