From data swamps to data lakes: Unlock the potential of your data with NetApp StorageGRID
Modern Data Lakes and Analytics Series
Session 1 of 2
Abstract
Connect with us for an enlightening session on how NetApp StorageGRID can help organizations overcome data silos and unlock the true potential of their data. Discover how data silos hinder efficient data management, analysis, and business insights, leading to data swamps. We'll explore how StorageGRID's intelligent and scalable object storage platform breaks down these silos, enabling seamless data integration across diverse environments – on prem or in the cloud.
Learn about the key benefits of NetApp StorageGRID, including Information Lifecycle Management (ILM), data protection, and multi-site availability. See how StorageGRID facilitates the consolidation and organization of data, providing enhanced accessibility and business insights into data.
Join us to understand the data silo problem and how NetApp StorageGRID converts data swamps into data lakes. Unleash your organization's data potential and make impactful decisions with StorageGRID's robust storage capabilities.
Key takeaways
- Understand the challenges of data silos and learn practical strategies to overcome them across the organization.
- Gain insights into advanced storage solutions that can transform data swamps into data lakes, enabling seamless data integration and accessibility.
- Learn best practices for efficient data management and analysis, empowering you to unlock the full potential of your data assets and drive impactful decision-making.
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Meet the specialists ready to help simplify your data challenges. Expect to dive into real-world, industry-specific questions—they’re experts who love to talk shop.
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Raj Grewal
Principal Architect - AI/MLOps, Data Lakes, Splunk
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Matt Thacker
Solutions Architect
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