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In this two-part series, I explore the two phases of digital transformation that many organizations are undergoing. In part one, I dig into what organizations have done in the first phase of transformation and why they must think differently as they embark on the second phase. In part two, I describe how organizations should approach the second phase of transformation in order to successfully transform their data and analytics estates – with Spark as the foundation of those changes.

Data is now integrated into every industry and highlight of the global market, and much of current economic growth would not be possible without them, just as it would not be possible without other important factors of production such as physical assets and human resources.

N owadays a lot of companies try to solve the problems associated with the adaptation of the solutions designed for standard on-premise servers to work with cloud services. In this case, companies migrate their infrastructure, architecture, and services to the cloud providers like AWS and others. What are the main advantages of clouds over physical on-premise servers, and how is the migration process in large companies going? Keep reading to find out.

We have all heard the phrase – Data is the new gold. Even though it is a very catchy and memorable statement; few stop and explore how deep the parallels between the two resources go. Both resources start life in raw form. Both yield the best value if extracted efficiently. Both are highly sought after in raw form by legitimate and not-so-legitimate miners. And both have a dark side that goes unnoticed most of the time, but ever so often is cast in the limelight.   

We have the pleasure of working with many different industries and resolving the data issues they experience. From managing the data, maintaining the environment, and providing insight into "what does my data mean?". Maybe we can answer a few of these questions.