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Reading Time: 3 minutes When customers approach Denodo to ask for help with their data integration complexities, we typically see issues such as data siloes, legacy applications, digital transformation, mobile enablement, real-time data needs, cloud and SaaS application integration, to name but a few….
Reading Time: 3 minutes A deep dive into All Things Data with Ravi Shankar, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Denodo, with a special focus on data virtualization as the accelerator of cloud migrations. Listen to “Is Data Virtualization the Secret to…
Reading Time: 2 minutes In the software world, we constantly represent real phenomena in abstract terms, and this is no exception in the world of data storage. We say that data storage, like matter, adheres to the Law of Increments, which states that, according…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Over the last decade, the rise of cloud storage technologies and the associated ease of implementing new applications and IT systems has led to data silos and made the data landscape, spread across these hybrid and multi-cloud environments, look more…
Reading Time: 5 minutes As I embark on my new journey with Denodo and data virtualization, I am now frequently asked, “What is data virtualization?” Unless I am talking to a data engineer or a data architect (this would help explain it, if you…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Software systems designers often structure their thinking around the underlying functional and data/information components of their desired applications. This approach—analogous to the scientific method of breaking a system into its smallest sub-parts in order to understand how it works—forms the…
Reading Time: 5 minutes In my previous post, I described the data fabric architectural pattern. Before turning to the data lakehouse, let’s first look at what I mean by an architectural pattern. The Power of a Pattern An architectural pattern, or logical architecture, describes…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Since its first incarnation almost 35 years ago in my IBM Systems Journal article, the data warehouse (DW) has remained a key architectural pattern for decision-making support. By decision-making support, I mean everything from simple reporting and querying to AI-based…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Uber owns no fleet, and Airbnb owns no real estate. These and other companies have grown very quickly, with relatively little investment, by establishing thin customer-interface layers above complex systems of goods or services owned by third parties. Point is to…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Today, the market offers a wide range of IaaS options for data storage, with several public clouds vying for the attention of enterprise customers. Still, on-premises systems remain an option, and several companies prefer to maintain their own private clouds….
