Oracle Autonomous Database - Keep Data More Secured, Eliminate Costly Data Breaches

Few things bring down the value of data faster than confusion and uncertainty about what it is, where it came from, and whether it is good quality data. Yet as more users seek to access and interact with data and reports for business intelligence and analytics and as data sources become larger and more varied, confusion and uncertainty spread fast. Executives, managers, regulatory administrators, and other key personnel cannot rely on their reports, KPIs, and dashboards. Users cannot even find reports that the organization is producing. Instead, users spend more of their time trying to locate data and reports and correcting mistakes than they do applying data insights to solve business problems.

One of the biggest misunderstandings about data governance? An assumption that you need data governance only because you’re working with inherently low-quality or low-value data. The data governance team at Genworth Financial focused on changing the way the organization thinks about governance in order to improve how it captures, stores, transforms, analyzes, and presents data—which in turn unlocked their data’s full value.

In this 30 minute demo, you'll see a demo of how easy it is to connect to Yellowbrick data warehouse from MicroStrategy, query tables with billions of rows from a TPC-DS workload, and see results in milliseconds or seconds.

GDPR affects companies in the United States and Canada. Failure to comply with the GDPR could result in fines of up to $20 million or higher. Join us to learn: - What is the GDPR and severe consequences of non-compliance - What are the eight main GDPR requirements - How ready is your company and what you can do now