As companies ingest m ore data, the challenge of integrating it becomes increasingly more complex . This is because data is now distributed across multiple applications and multiple types of data stored both on-premises, in one or more clouds, and even at the edge. Some of this data is also becoming too big to m ove. This makes data harder to access and integrate.
\nThis tuto rial looks to address this issue by introducing data virtualization and sho ws why this technology is now a key component of any information architectu re. It also looks at how it enables the creation of a logical data warehous e. It discusses what data virtualization is, how it works, and the benefits it brings, as well as products and suppliers in the data virtualization ma rketplace. It explores best practices in setting up data virtualization, su ch as creating multiple layers to provide more abstraction, data independen ce, and agility, as well as how you can use it to simplify access to d ata, increase agility, and reduce time to time value.
\n\n Introduction to data virtualization\n How does data virtualization work?\n Popular data virtualization use cases to maximise business value\n Business glossaries and data virtualization – creating a common seman tic layer\n Managing performance through in-memory data caching\n Implementing layers of virtual tables to increase agility\n Enabling agile data warehouse development using data virtualization\n Modernizing your data warehouse by moving to virtual data marts instead of physical ones\n The power of virtual data sources\n Using data virtualization in a big data architecture\n Simplifying data access across data center, multiple clouds, and the e dge\n Creating a logical data warehouse across multiple analytical data stores\n Serving up virtual data assets from an enterprise data marketplace\n Building an information services layer using data virtualization\n\n DTSTART:20200323T133000 SUMMARY:PM7: Modernizing Your Data Architecture with Data Virtualization DTEND:20200323T164459 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR