Stardog in the News

Modern Data Integration Requires Hybrid Multicloud Data Fabric

What if data really is the fuel that powers engines of insight? Imagine a world exactly like ours in every way except for one key difference. Instead of the modern fossil fuel supply chain (i.e., Big Oil) being created before (or roughly coincident with) the mass production of automobiles (i.e., Ford, Volkswagen, etc.), the technology underlying actual race cars was perfected first.

The Analytics Magic of a Data Fabric

The data fabric concept has persisted over the past couple years as a means of providing centralized data access in an increasingly decentralized data landscape. Organizations have data scattered across various cloud, on-premise settings, and hybrids of the two. A data fabric, so the story goes, unites this data while granting singular access to it.

Why The Big Three Can't Win the Hybrid Multi-Cloud Game

The point of data is insight, and the point of insight is progress: lower costs, higher margins, more delighted customers, and in some cases, life-saving responses to emergent threats. What distinguishes a good data strategy from a bad data strategy is, to a first approximation, time to insight.

Data Management Strategy Is More Strategic than You Think

Data management strategy is boring, right? More to the point, it’s a solved problem. The relational model, SQL, and data warehouses date to the 1980s. I mean, what could be less strategic than the “what,” “how,” and “why” of an enterprise data management strategy? Build some pipelines and ETL jobs. Define a relational schema to cover big chunks of the business and drive analytics off the data warehouse OLAP cube queries. Easy right?

What They Don’t Tell You about Cloud Computing…But Should

“Silicon Valley’s IT business is really good at telling stories and painting pictures in the early days that are attractive, and it gets people moving in a direction,” explained Stardog CEO Kendall Clark. “And then, just like any other complicated human thing, the costs come later, and the sober reality comes in later.”

Podcast: Defining the Modern Data Platform

DMRadio Host, Eric Kavanagh discusses the modern data platform with industry experts: Simon Crosby of Swim.ai, Ray Chohan of PatSnap, Anand Babu Periasamy of MinIO, and Kendall Clark of Stardog.

Data Integration is the Key to the Connected Future

“Satya Nadella has once again told us all where the puck is going to be and invited everyone to skate there with him. At this year’s Microsoft Ignite conference keynote, “A cloud built for the next decade,” Nadella laid out the first compelling vision of a truly distributed computing future, prominently putting Microsoft and Azure on the line to go build it. Data-driven enterprises will become connected enterprises, ones that unleash productivity, lower risk/cost and decrease time to insight/value.