Data-Driven Product Development

Business users have a tremendous appetite for data. The “single version of the truth” was a rallying cry to deliver business data in data warehouses for years. Users were able to digest and analyze large volumes of corporate data. They reviewed trends, identified anomalies, and supported decision-making because they had the detailed data to support action. As the business/data environment matured, the need for more diverse detail and increased delivery speed only grew. The data lake became a successful mechanism for delivering data from diverse systems in a timely manner.

You need greater efficiency, agility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness from your IT infrastructure. Legacy storage solutions just aren’t cutting it anymore! What many IT Organizations don’t know is that there are many different solutions available to solve these IT challenges! The one thing that all businesses have in common is that they want and need IT solutions to make their lives easier, more efficient, and more affordable, particularly as digital transformation efforts take center stage. Converged, hyperconverged, composable, and other integrated platforms (collectively, integrated systems) all have the potential to accomplish these goals which can allow the IT organization to focus their efforts more on business outcomes rather than hardware.

The events of the past year have changed the way we think about digital experience, and organizations that are serious and strategic about digital transformation are leaping ahead of the rest. Kirsten Newbold-Knipp, Fullstory's Chief Marketing Officer, and guest speaker James McCormick, Principal Analyst at Forrester, host this on-demand exploring Digital Leadership: Accelerating Growth with Data and Analytics, featuring Forrester’s Winning Strategies for Getting Digital Experience Right.

No industry relies more on data analytics for innovation than telecommunications. From increases in data volumes, the rise of 5G, and more and more connected devices, only the organizations that invest in a modern data infrastructure will be prepared to integrate, process, and analyze the mountains of new data. What are you doing today to get ready?