The Future of Data "Warehousing"

It’s a database, it’s a lake, it’s a lakehouse… it’s all those things? The last few years have seen enormous evolution in technology, architecture patterns, and best-in-breed designs for data and analytic systems. And, despite that evolution, the principles of data warehouses that have been applied for the last few decades persist, leaving us with an intriguing future of data “warehousing”.
Advances in data storage and processing capabilities, largely due to the cloud, have enabled organizations to gather increasingly massive volumes of data, leverage high velocity data to reach real (or near-real) time insights, and truly deliver on the mantra of making data-driven decisions. However, we’re left with varied data architectures featuring combinations of data lakes, relational databases, NoSQL databases, Lakehouses, and much more backed by a huge number of technology vendors vying to be best-in-breed. In a rapidly evolving technology landscape, it's crucial to make informed decisions that will set you up to execute effectively now and into the future.
Thorogood has decades of experience helping enterprises deliver data warehousing solutions, and many years of developing cloud-based solutions. In this recorded webcast Thorogood Data and Analytics consultants Ben Dunmire and Sarah Diehl share our perspective on current industry trends and how we’re advising customers to prepare for the future.

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