The Operational Data Lake

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THE OPERATIONAL DATA LAKE Companies are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate big data into their real-time analytics and operations. For many, though, the path to big data is riddled with challenges - both technical and resource-driven. In this white paper, learn about the concept of the operational data lake, and its potential as an on-ramp to big data by upgrading outdated operational data stores (ODSs).

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Gearing up for growth

A new report from I.R.I. outlines what C.P.G. marketers must do to generate growth at a time when consumer shopping behaviors are very conservative.

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