Data management stories - Page 35

Zoned storage architecture leverages standardisation of ZNS and SMR enabling more efficient, zettabyte-scale architectures for data centre customers.

Businesses are losing at least US$20 million every year because they can’t meet users’ demands for uninterrupted access to data and applications.

Only 27% of New Zealanders believe their personal data is treated reliably by organisations offering digital services.

Informatica and Google Cloud deepen partnership, enhancing data management with improved BigQuery optimisation, Dataproc support, and broader IICS availability.

Qlik has appointed Geoff Thomas to lead its business in Asia Pacific as the data analytics firm focuses on customer success and growth.

Teradata tops Gartner's data management report, securing the highest scores in all use cases and reinforcing its leadership in pervasive data intelligence.

The University of Kansas’ Institute for Policy and Social Research (IPSR) is now the lead agency for Kansas' State Data Center Program.

Talend has been named a leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Data Quality tools for the second year running, underscoring its vision and execution.

An Experian executive’s practical advice on how to structure data-management roles within a modern business environment.

Companies that fail to address their data management issues risk significant longer-term damage to their business.

Australian and New Zealand distributors face disruption from online giants like Amazon, according to Epicor Software.

Redscan’s data reveals most data breach reports were late and incomplete, and that GDPR is not necessarily the panacea solution.

As the company’s presence in the region has grown its partner ecosystem has expanded. Helen Larcos takes up the mantle to handle this growth.

Data warehouses are experiencing a renaissance thanks to cloud technology, enabling companies to store and analyse vast data sets and gain competitive insights.

The acquisition provides Qlik with an expanded breadth of enterprise data management capabilities and adds an experienced team of data professionals.

New survey finds that cloud data warehouses offer stronger performance and greater flexibility than on-premise databases.

It has integrated StorReduce technologies for a cloud-native back up platform, and expanded its data fabric solution for cloud-based applications.

Despite significant focus placed on CX transformation, over a third of Australian organisations claimed that more than one in five of their projects failed.

Its secure data analytics platform adds this plus other new capabilities for greater business insights and data visualisation.

The company has made updates to its All-Flash storage system and released the ClarityNow software for data management.