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The move to the cloud can be like buying and moving into a new home. Cloud architects and business leaders need to have a plan for optimizing their cloud costs before migrating to the cloud.

Late last year, while there was still no light at the end of the coronavirus pandemic tunnel, we at WANdisco gathered together (virtually) and found something big to celebrate. We were launching the WANdisco LiveData Partner Network, our next generation partner program and a massive game-changer and innovator for migration of data stores and access to t...

it’s worth taking a minute to better understand what Databrick’s tech really represents. In this post, we’ll take a look at data lakes, data warehouses, and how Databricks’ data lakehouse paradigm proposes to offer the next step in the evolution of cloud data analytics.

As enterprises feel the urgency to accelerate their digital transformation, they need to take the time to plan the development of their data lakes to take advantage of advanced data analytics.

Peter Scott, WANdisco’s SVP for Business Development, is no stranger to hard work and commitment: before making the leap to the technology world, he put in six years with the British Army, serving as part of the Royal Engineers to provide military engineering and other technical support to the British Armed Forces. Peter joined WANdisco in 2008, coming...

2020 was one of the most surprising and challenging years in generations. With the pandemic, protests and social upheaval that it brought on, our models for working and technology have shifted fundamentally. The year rewrote the map entirely from where we thought we were heading in 2019.

We are standing at the early stages of the fourth industrial revolution, which is altering the way we live, work, and relate to one another.

There are multiple reasons that organizations are moving their data lakes and analytics capabilities to the cloud, and in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, those reasons are more pronounced than ever. Let’s take a look at a few of them.

Andy Jassy’s marathon three-hour keynote speech to kickoff AWS Re:Invent, which wrapped up last week, covered many product announcements and if you are so inclined, you can watch the whole presentation. One of the things we found most interesting, however, was what Jassy did not talk about—namely multi cloud. At the end of his keynote, he discussed new...