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Shared Data Reporting: Deep Excel Functionality Meets Web-Based Dashboards

Finance teams are no strangers to pressure. But now more than ever, challenges from both outside and inside organizations are testing your resiliency. Inflation, economic uncertainty, and swiftly-changing regulations significantly impact finance professionals. Every organization has roadblocks like budgetary restraints, data limitations, and clunky, manual processes.

Top 6 Reasons to Modernize Legacy Messaging Infrastructure

Traditional messaging middleware like Message Queues (MQs), Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs), and Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) tools have been widely used for decades to handle message distribution and inter-service communication across distributed applications. However, they can no longer keep up with the needs of modern applications across hybrid and multi cloud environments for asynchronicity, heterogeneous datasets and high volume throughput.

Practical Data Mesh: Building Decentralized Data Architectures with Event Streams

Why a data mesh? Predicated on delivering data as a first-class product, data mesh focuses on making it easy to publish and access important data across your organization. An event-driven data mesh combines the scale and performance of data in motion with product-focused rigor and self-service capabilities, putting data at the front and center of both operational and analytical use-cases.

Confluent unveils Apache Flink® on Confluent Cloud, making it easier to build real-time applications with stream processing on a unified platform

Confluent launches the industry's only serverless, cloud-native Flink service to simplify building high-quality, reusable data streams. Confluent expands Stream Governance capabilities with Data Portal, so teams can easily find all the real-time data streams in an organisation. New Confluent Cloud Enterprise offering lowers the cost of private networking and storage for Apache Kafka.

What is Multi-Tenancy? Understanding Multi-tenant Analytics

Multi-tenancy is a concept that refers to the ability of a software application or system to serve multiple tenants, or customers, on a shared infrastructure. In simpler terms, it is the capability of a single instance of a software application to accommodate multiple users or organizations, each with their own datasets and customization options.