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How to Future-proof Training with Headless Architecture

IT Toolbox

Embrace headless architecture for agile corporate training. Future-proof your learning strategy with flexibility and data-driven insights. The post How to Future-proof Training with Headless Architecture appeared first on Spiceworks.

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The 2021 Forrester And InfoWorld EA Awards Contest Winners Focus On Agility And Enabling Innovation

Forrester IT

In the Forrester/InfoWorld Enterprise Architecture Awards competition, we look for the most dramatic stories of EA’s strategic leadership and concrete business impact.

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DTWS: Becoming enterprisingly agile

TM Forum

Adoption of automated processes, data analytics and open architectures can enable organization-wide agility, but without the human factor – that is, a workforce that understands the value of agility – it’s an unattainable goal.

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As insurers look to be more agile, data mesh strategies take centerstage

CIO Business Intelligence

In this way, data may just be the ultimate disruptor – a fact that the insurance industry knows all too well. As data volumes continue to increase alongside a correlating number of business requests, modern insurance data leaders face a nuanced set of challenges. Enter data mesh.

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Partner Webinar: A Framework for Building Data Mesh Architecture

Speaker: Jeremiah Morrow, Nicolò Bidotti, and Achille Barbieri

Data teams in large enterprise organizations are facing greater demand for data to satisfy a wide range of analytic use cases. Yet they are continually challenged with providing access to all of their data across business units, regions, and cloud environments.

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Telcos need an adaptive architecture to target enterprises

TM Forum

I was in a technical meeting recently when the head of network architecture and strategy for a global mobile operator said, “Telcos don’t want to be telcos anymore.” These functions typically require data and event integration to the network core plus subscriber/customer data to make policy and charging decisions.

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6 deadly sins of enterprise architecture

CIO Business Intelligence

For all its advances, enterprise architecture remains a new world filled with tasks and responsibilities no one has completely figured out. Storing too much (or too little) data Software developers are pack rats. To make matters worse, finding the right bits gets harder as the data lakes get filled to the brim.

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The Next-Generation Cloud Data Lake: An Open, No-Copy Data Architecture

In an effort to be data-driven, many organizations are looking to democratize data. However, they often struggle with increasingly larger data volumes, reverting back to bottlenecking data access to manage large numbers of data engineering requests and rising data warehousing costs.