Modernize Your Data Architecture to Deliver Oracle as a Service

• The top ten strategic data and analytics technology trends and what they enable. How these trends enable you to build an intelligent and emergent data and analytics portfolio of capabilities that scale to the needs of digital business. Why these trends are growing and having an impact now. How these trends will change your organization, data and analytics program and skills needed. Strategic technology trends have significant disruptive potential over the next 5 years. You must examine your business impacts of these trends and appropriately adjust investments, business models and operations or else your company is at risk of losing competitive advantage to those who do. Data and analytics leaders cannot afford to ignore these 2019 top data and analytics trends.

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From AI and machine learning to data discovery and real-time analytics, a strong data architecture strategy is critical to supporting your organization's data-driven goals. Greater speed, flexibility, and scalability are common wish-list items, alongside smarter data governance and security capabilities. Many new technologies and approaches have come to the forefront of data architecture discussions, including data lakes, in-memory databases and engines like Spark and cloud services of all shapes and sizes.

In this webinar, DataCamp Account Executive Chris Cardillo will challenge anyone spending their days in and out of spreadsheets to pick up a coding language. He’ll cover the tangible benefits of incorporating coding into an everyday workflow, as well as examples of where coding enhances or replaces work done in spreadsheets. Finally, he’ll cover some R language equivalents for spreadsheet techniques, and where to get started when you’re ready to take the first step.