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What is data architecture? A framework to manage data

CIO

Data architecture definition Data architecture describes the structure of an organizations logical and physical data assets, and data management resources, according to The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF). An organizations data architecture is the purview of data architects. Optimize data flows for agility.

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Revolutionizing data management: Trends driving security, scalability, and governance in 2025

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As enterprises scale their digital transformation journeys, they face the dual challenge of managing vast, complex datasets while maintaining agility and security. These capabilities rely on distributed architectures designed to handle diverse data streams efficiently.

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How today’s enterprise architect juggles strategy, tech and innovation

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Jenga builder: Enterprise architects piece together both reusable and replaceable components and solutions enabling responsive (adaptable, resilient) architectures that accelerate time-to-market without disrupting other components or the architecture overall (e.g. compromising quality, structure, integrity, goals).

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Can serverless fix fintech’s scaling problem?

CIO

Add to this the escalating costs of maintaining legacy systems, which often act as bottlenecks for scalability. The latter option had emerged as a compelling solution, offering the promise of enhanced agility, reduced operational costs, and seamless scalability. Scalability. Architecture complexity.

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What a 500-Year-Old Brewery Can Teach Us About Modern IT Architecture

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Their journey offers valuable lessons for IT leaders seeking scalable and efficient architecture solutions. This story may sound familiar to many IT leaders: the business grows, but legacy IT architecture cant keep up limiting innovation and speed. Domain-Driven Design gurus could see good old bounded contexts here.

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From legacy to lakehouse: Centralizing insurance data with Delta Lake

CIO

I believe that the fundamental design principles behind these systems, being siloed, batch-focused, schema-rigid and often proprietary, are inherently misaligned with the demands of our modern, agile, data-centric and AI-enabled insurance industry. This is where Delta Lakehouse architecture truly shines.

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A blueprint for successfully executing business-aligned IT strategies

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These metrics might include operational cost savings, improved system reliability, or enhanced scalability. This practical understanding of technology enables businesses to make informed decisions, balancing the potential benefits of innovation with the realities of implementation and scalability.

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