Data Fabric

Two of the most talked about topics in data management today are Data Fabric and Data Mesh. However, there is a lot of confusion around them. Are they alternative options, or are they complementary? Many organizations are struggling with these questions when trying to modernize their data architecture. Mike Ferguson, Managing Director of Intelligent Business Strategies, will help clear up the confusion by looking at what Data Fabric and Data Mesh are and how they can best be used to help shorten time to value in companies seeking to become data-driven enterprises.Mike will help address many...

Data fabric is a term used to describe a set of technologies, services, and strategies that provide ‘a unified and reliable view’ of data spanning hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Eliminating data silos, surfacing insights more effectively, and increasing the productivity and value of data are some of the ways data fabric can improve data management at organizations.Download this special report to dive into building a data fabric, including key components, challenges, and emerging best practices.

As organizations try to keep up with new data types and become more advanced analytically, they must evolve and improve their data management practices.Numerous interrelated factors contribute to the current state of data management. Many organizations are trying to unify their data for analysis, which may include a logical or physical architecture. Some enterprises are using cloud data stacks to store and manage their data; others are using a data fabric to stitch data together across multiple environments. Some are hiring CDOs or implementing DataOps to handle complex data pipelines.Modern...

As organizations strive to keep up with increasingly complex data and enhance their analytical capabilities, they often need to transform their data management practices. TDWI has observed that many organizations are migrating to the cloud or already have hybrid models in place that involve both on-premises and cloud platforms. Some are utilizing cloud data stacks to manage and store their data, while others use a data fabric strategy to integrate data across multiple environments, both on premises and in the cloud.To better understand and manage their data, they are implementing data...

The success of a data-driven enterprise depends on building a high-quality, secure, and compliant data foundation to create competitive insights. However, the increasing complexity of data sources and stores scattered across a hybrid, multi-cloud, distributed data estate is a major challenge.Two solutions have emerged that can help overcome this challenge: data mesh and data fabric software. Data mesh democratizes data engineering to enable multiple teams to build reusable data products with enterprise-wide identifiers, while data fabric software provides a common data platform to securely...

The data landscape has become more complex with new use cases like IoT, Streaming and Edge analytics. To better manage enterprise data distributed across data lakes, data warehouses, and many other systems residing on-premises and in the cloud, enterprises are turning to various data management technologies like query accelerators, data virtualization, and data fabrics. Each address specific needs of an organization, but which is the right solution to help you meet your business objectives?Join Denodo for a webinar featuring guest speaker, Forrester VP and Principal Analyst, Noel Yuhanna, to...

Presented at DATAVERSITY Demo Day – Enterprise Data Management ToolsData fabric and data mesh are two concepts frequently mentioned in conversations surrounding enterprise data management. Over the past two decades, enterprises have managed data by oscillating through cycles of centralization and decentralization. Despite the abundance of options, the conundrum remains — businesses want data to be in one place, and easy to find. Collecting all the data into a single location continues to be a challenge. Data fabric and data mesh designs, powered by data virtualization, can help businesses...

The data landscape has become more complex with new use cases like IoT, Streaming and Edge analytics. To better manage enterprise data distributed across data lakes, data warehouses, and many other systems residing on-premises and in the cloud, enterprises are turning to various data management technologies like query accelerators, data virtualization, and data fabrics. Each address specific needs of an organization, but which is the right solution to help you meet your business objectives?Join Denodo for a webinar featuring guest speaker, Forrester VP and Principal Analyst, Noel Yuhanna, to...

The data landscape has become more complex with new use cases like IoT, Streaming and Edge analytics. To better manage enterprise data distributed across data lakes, data warehouses, and many other systems residing on-premises and in the cloud, enterprises are turning to various data management technologies like query accelerators, data virtualization, and data fabrics. Each address specific needs of an organization, but which is the right solution to help you meet your business objectives?Join Denodo for a webinar featuring guest speaker, Forrester VP and Principal Analyst, Noel Yuhanna, to...

The data landscape has become more complex with new use cases like IoT, Streaming and Edge analytics. To better manage enterprise data distributed across data lakes, data warehouses, and many other systems residing on-premises and in the cloud, enterprises are turning to various data management technologies like query accelerators, data virtualization, and data fabrics. Each address specific needs of an organization, but which is the right solution to help you meet your business objectives?Join Denodo for a webinar featuring guest speaker, Forrester VP and Principal Analyst, Noel Yuhanna, to...