Transform Enterprise Data into Business Intelligence. Make intelligent business decisions armed with rich insights from your data.
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Driving Simplicity in Complexity
Simplify and Connect Any Data | Any Cloud | Any Time
Strategic initiatives based on Customer Experience, Operational Resilience, Agility and Data Governance are critical factors to enable your organisation to make intelligent decisions. It all comes down to how well enterprises understand, segregate, manage and persist their data.
Intelligent, composable businesses need an adaptive Data Fabric architecture that enables agile decisions at speed and scale.
A Data Fabric’s primary concept is to stop thinking of databases, data lakes, data warehouses, or data marts as fixed stores of data. Instead, it views data as flowing through a broad network “on tap”, where the correct data is available at the right location and the proper application at the right time.
A common data fabric within an organization can provide the scalability and processing capabilities needed for digital transformation. Enterprises can use the data fabric platform to manage the growing volumes and complexity of data to generate business-ready insights and stay ahead of the competition.
The Benefits of a Data Fabric Architecture
What is Data Fabric?
Mastech InfoTrellis enables enterprises investing in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), and edge computing to weave together both transactional and operational data, creating a dynamic, intelligent data thread in the IBM Data Fabric.
With its capabilities to connect data everywhere, run workloads anywhere; and build, deploy and manage AI at scale in hybrid cloud environments, IBM Cloud Pak for Data results in trusted outcomes for your AI initiatives.
The platform delivers seamless integration across a hybrid enterprise for:
Top 3 benefits of a Data Fabric
Data Fabric for streamlined data management, monitoring, and governance
Integrate all the tools, processes, and data sources to a single access source to achieve greater efficiency, improve utilisation of resources, and derive better enterprise decisions—a one-stop solution for all your data management needs.
Easy compliance with the latest data regulations, access control, and data security standards. Understand and organise your data better to lay the right kind of AI foundation.
Manage end-to-end data workflows on a multi-cloud architecture to ensure easy accessibility for AI. Deploy security data points across clouds to index data assets.
Control and access your data, querying across multiple data repositories wherever they are present across the organisation.
Here are a few questions around Data Fabric that we come across regularly. Please get in touch with us if you’ve any other queries and our experts will be happy to answer them.
1. Do we need to rip and replace everything in order to implement IBM Data Fabric?
No, the IBM Cloud Pak for Data is a composable service platform. It allows integration with existing architecture provided by IBM, a third party, an IBM partner, or the client’s own solution.
2. We have data and applications spread across multiple clouds and on-premise environments. What advantages do we gain from adopting a data fabric-based architecture?
The advantages of a data fabric architecture in general, coupled with IBM’s data fabric solution are manifold. Here are some of the key advantages:
3. We have heard that data fabric is just Data Virtualization. Is that true?
Not exactly. Data Virtualization is an important part of a data fabric architecture, but it is only one piece of the larger data management puzzle.
4. We are on different Data Governance Solutions. Can we actually benefit by switching to IBM’s data fabric solution?
Yes. IBM Cloud Pak for Data, which is a part of our data fabric solution, is built on a cloud-ready container foundation that enables the platform to be used on any cloud or on-premise environment. Hence the IBM Cloud Pak for Data comes out of the box with support for many non-IBM data sources including data sources on Azure, Google or Amazon cloud.
5. Last year we heard IBM talking about DataOps. Is Data Fabric replacing DataOps?
No. Data Fabric and DataOps are complementary to each other. To be a highly efficient organization, there are three things that need to come together: people, process, and technology. Data fabric is the technology side, and DataOps is the process side. They should be seen as symbiotic.