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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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Comprehensive data management for AI: The next-gen data management engine that will drive AI to new heights

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The next phase of this transformation requires an intelligent data infrastructure that can bring AI closer to enterprise data. As the next generation of AI training and fine-tuning workloads takes shape, limits to existing infrastructure will risk slowing innovation. What does the next generation of AI workloads need?

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From project to product: Architecting the future of enterprise technology

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In todays digital-first economy, enterprise architecture must also evolve from a control function to an enablement platform. This transformation requires a fundamental shift in how we approach technology delivery moving from project-based thinking to product-oriented architecture. The stakes have never been higher.

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CIOs are rethinking how they use public cloud services. Here’s why.

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The reasons include higher than expected costs, but also performance and latency issues; security, data privacy, and compliance concerns; and regional digital sovereignty regulations that affect where data can be located, transported, and processed. Hidden costs of public cloud For St. Judes Research Hospital St.

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Trade routes of the digital age: How data gravity shapes cloud strategy

CIO

However, as companies expand their operations and adopt multi-cloud architectures, they are faced with an invisible but powerful challenge: Data gravity. While centralizing data can improve performance and security, it can also lead to inefficiencies, increased costs and limitations on cloud mobility. Security is another key concern.

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From legacy to lakehouse: Centralizing insurance data with Delta Lake

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This is where Delta Lakehouse architecture truly shines. Approach Sid Dixit Implementing lakehouse architecture is a three-phase journey, with each stage demanding dedicated focus and independent treatment. Step 2: Transformation (using ELT and Medallion Architecture ) Bronze layer: Keep it raw.

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Choosing a cloud infrastructure provider: A beginner’s guide

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Deploying cloud infrastructure also involves analyzing tools and software solutions, like application monitoring and activity logging, leading many developers to suffer from analysis paralysis. These companies are worried about the future of their cloud infrastructure in terms of security, scalability and maintainability.