A data lake, in essence, is a repository that can store an infinite amount of both structured and unstructured data for later use. In a previous article, we have briefly explained a few noticeable differences between data lakes and data warehouses. Each type of data repository serves a unique purpose. Therefore, instead of replacing one with another, they can be used supplementarily.
Recent TRG blog posts
5 Use Cases of Data Lakes that You Probably Did Not Know
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Thu, Oct 22, 2020
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Business Intelligence, Analytics
Scam Emails: How To Spot Them and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself
Posted by Thanh Nguyen on Thu, Oct 8, 2020
Scam emails. They have been a nuisance ever since the email was invented. Most scam emails are only an annoyance clogging up your inbox, but some can pose a significant threat to your personal and business data.
Blog Topics: Technology trends, cybersecurity
Inforum 2020 – Unprecedented Challenges, Real Opportunities
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Wed, Oct 7, 2020
Inforum 2020 was intended to take place in Las Vegas, but the recent health pandemic completely flipped the plan. Feeling concerned for both participants and its employees, Infor turned the much-anticipated annual event into an astonishing virtual experience in a mere couple of months.
Blog Topics: Technology trends
How to Implement A Disaster Recovery Plan to Protect Your Financial Data?
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Fri, Sep 4, 2020
In today’s digital world, data is your most critical asset, and, as such, requires utmost protection from both natural and man-made disasters. This especially holds true for financial data, the blood life of your business. And you cannot do it properly without a disaster recovery plan.
Blog Topics: Financial consolidation, planning and reporting, Technology trends, Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation
Key Elements of a Disaster Recovery Plan
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Thu, Aug 13, 2020
Life is known for its unexpected challenges, and everyone should have a backup plan if something goes wrong. A backup plan is particularly important to save yourself from unnecessary trouble and help you to be ready for any circumstances.
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation
What Is a Disaster Recovery Plan and Why Is It Important?
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Mon, Jul 27, 2020
The recent pandemic is a warning bell for every business. Those who have been living on the edge without a detailed disaster recovery plan struggled to adapt to the unexpected normality where almost all employees have to work remotely.
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation
Will Working From Home Become Permanent Post COVID-19?
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Thu, Jun 25, 2020
2020 will forever be remembered as the year we had to carry out our daily responsibilities from our dining tables. Organisations that never had any work from home policies pre-COVID have found themselves scrambling to implement one. The real question, though, is whether working from home will become a permanent part of the post COVID-19 business world.
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation
3 Ways Microsoft 365 Benefits Your Business Post COVID-19
Posted by Thanh Nguyen on Thu, Jun 11, 2020
Running a business without an office software suite is virtually impossible, so when remote working is becoming the order of the day, it’s only natural that you consider adopting Microsoft 365.
Blog Topics: Technology trends
Zoom for Beginners: the World’s Hottest Video Conferencing Solution
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Tue, May 5, 2020
As Fat Larry’s Band (ask your parents) once sang, “Zoom! Just one look and then my heart went boom!” And video conferencing solution Zoom has had a similar effect on users in the last couple of years, rapidly becoming the go-to program for online meetings and video calls. It’s quick to set up, easy to use, free of charge for light users, and provides a much smoother and less glitchy experience than most of its competitors. No wonder it’s become so popular so quickly!
Blog Topics: Technology trends, Digital Transformation
Top 10 Work From Home Productivity and Communication Tools (Pt. 2)
Posted by Rick Yvanovich on Wed, Apr 29, 2020
In our previous article, we have mentioned work from home communication apps experienced a tremendous surge in growth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Zoom is suddenly ubiquitous, but also receives loads of backlash due to various security breaches.
In today's article, we will continue with the remaining 5 alternatives to Zoom.
Read more: How Is TRG Adapting to the New Normal of Virtual Office Post COVID-19?
Blog Topics: Technology trends