Why do organizations need a Data Fabric to achieve better business outcomes?
Data is a critical component for enterprises looking to achieve better outcomes through data-driven decisions and processes. A data-driven approach can lead to improved decision making, minimization of risk, and competitive advantage. However, for many organizations leveraging data in an easily accessible and integrated way can be challenging. Many organizations have access to highly skilled resources and state-of-the-art technologies yet struggle to move the needle rapidly enough with ever-changing business needs. Why is this? What makes it so difficult for organizations to become data-driven?
This paper covers the following topics:
- Introduction to a Data Fabric
- Data Fabric vs. Data Mesh
- Data Fabric Reference Architecture
- How can Organizations Exploit Data Fabric?
- Methodology for Successful Adoption and Implementation
- Technical Considerations
Authors: Sonia Mezzetta, Pat O’Sullivan, Jo Ramos, Elizabeth A Ackerman, Stephen W Jones, Paul Christensen, Ashok K Iyengar, Pradeep K Kutty, Bryan Kyle, Nicholas McCrory, Julio Ortega, Guillaume Subramanyam, Oliver Claude, Mehdi Charafeddine, Shankara N. Sudarsanam
Academy of Technology Executive Sponsor and Co-Sponsor: Jo Ramos and Oliver Claude
Initiative Lead and Co-Lead: Sonia Mezzetta and Pat O’Sullivan
