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To maximize the value of data, it has to be accessible to a broad range of users. This means connecting disparate data sources and overcoming silos. This also means finding the right balance between openness and compliance with proper access controls and policy-driven governance. The data needs to be trusted, which means establishing data lineage to validate its accuracy and consistency. Finally, enabling more users to access data means straining existing infrastructure which requires strategies to ensure high availability and scalability.
While the list of requirements is long, there are also many technologies and best practices paving the way for organizations to realize the promise of data democratization. These include cloud data warehouses and lakehouses, data virtualization and federated query engines, data catalogs and observability, and no/low code data integration and self-service BI tools. To dive into key solutions, DBTA is hosting a special roundtable webinar on May 1st.
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Don't miss this live event on Thursday, May 1st, 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET.
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