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Over the last two years, corporate infrastructure has changed dramatically, accelerated by a shift to remote work, growth of the cloud, and the continued digitization of business processes. But with...

You know that migrating your data workloads to the cloud brings a whole host of benefits, including improved agility and scalability. But at the end of the day, the idea of moving your data workloads...

Global market research firm IDC estimates that more than half of all new IT infrastructure will be deployed at the edge by 2023. 

When organizations consider taking their SQLs from on premises to the cloud, there are some common red flags that need to be addressed.

Time and time again, I hear the frustration of our executive clients with the performance and speed of analytics and data departments. 

Data and analytics have always played a major role in business, but with more information now available to companies than ever before, how data is being used has shifted dramatically.

The two main achievements of any analytical endeavor are solving problems and answering questions. 

Data has always been a critical component of the financial industry.

Now that institutions have access to an unprecedented amount of information—and to tools that rapidly mine that information for...

Not all data is created equal.

Because of this, organizations face the challenge of ensuring the information they surface—and utilize for analytics is worthy of the expense of finding and storing it.

For many organizations, the cost of building out—or expanding—analytics capabilities can outweigh the benefits of the analytics itself.

Traditionally, business intelligence (BI) has focused on areas like supply chains and finance—niche subject areas that impact only a limited area of an organization.

Advanced analytics capabilities like predictive analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) allow your organization to unlock insights, make smarter decisions, and fully...