July 26, 2019

7 Factors to Consider for Successful Cloud Transformation

Cloud migration is a reality. The cost savings, increased agility, and economic benefits are just too high for organizations to ignore. Enterprises are increasingly migrating, lifting, shifting and re-engineering to seize the promised benefits of the cloud. According to Gartner,…

Posted by: Charlie Wong

July 22, 2019

Four Strategies for Risk-Free Cloud Data Migration

Many organizations experience pain working out the early stages of the cloud migration process due to the complexity of data platforms, the lack of capable data orchestration tools, and the requirement to maintain proper security and governance for data—whether it…

Posted by: Charlie Wong

June 3, 2019

GDPR Anniversary Renews Focus on Data Integrity

GDPR, Data Integrity and Governance On May 25th, 2018 the EU enacted the new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Now, one year on, the tentative returns are in. So what does this mean if you’re in the business of cloud…

Posted by: John Gaffney

March 13, 2019

Is The Cloud Right For You?!

“Cloud computing” is that magnificent umbrella technology term that is broadly used to describe everything from ordering groceries online to keeping track of asset logistics across the globe. If you are one of our avid followers, you might remember that,…

Posted by: Lucio Daza

March 6, 2019

The True Cost of Doing Big Data…the Old Fashioned Way…

Despite the challenges associated with data warehousing, enterprise IT leaders have accepted it as a necessary evil of deriving value from information within Hadoop and other Big Data ecosystems. How much does it cost to create data warehouses or datamarts…

Posted by: Bruno Aziza

March 4, 2019

The Future of Tech: Cloud, AI and your budget…

If you're a sucker for great market data like I am, you must have heard of Mary Meeker. Mary is partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. She's known in the Valley as a specialist in digital businesses and has…

Posted by: Bruno Aziza

The 1990’s called, they want their OLAP back.

In 1992, Arbor Software shipped the first version of Essbase. Which stands for Extended Spreadsheet Database. In 1998, Microsoft shipped Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services. The time of multi-’dimensional’ databases had come into full being and almost 30 years later…

Posted by: Mike Haynes

Make Big Data Work on Any Cloud

At the beginning of 2018 we predicted that cloud adoption would be one of the key strategic trends that would help enterprises succeed with Big Data. Managing on-premise data infrastructure requires a huge effort. And, as people become more adept…

Posted by: Lucio Daza