Update Blog “3-ways-a-data-fabric-enables-a-data-first-approach”

Author: choukden

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 At one extreme, people may have an ingrained assumption that data motion is not a viable option, based on legacy systems that lack any provision for moving data. Without motion, data that could have value if put into a more global context may be discarded instead.
 
->> <span style="font-family:Arial; font-size:1.2em;">The key to success is choice: You should be able to efficiently move data as needed or store and analyze it in place, all within the same system.</span>
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 At other companies, the pendulum has swung radically to the opposite extreme, with a policy that all data to be analyzed must be moved to a central data center, either on premises or in the cloud. Unfortunately, the costs of data motion mount up, and where large amounts of data are at issue, only a tiny fraction of all possible data will be moved. Once again, data you could analyze is simply discarded.
 
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 ### Lessons for leaders
 
 * A data fabric is a highly scalable data infrastructure designed to store, manage, and move data as a unifying layer across an enterprise from edge to data center, on premises or in the cloud.  
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 * A well-engineered modern data fabric allows DevOps and other teams to access data in the way they prefer.   
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-* Making wrong assumptions about data motion is one of the most common ways businesses inadvertently give up their ability to extract value from data.    
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+* Making wrong assumptions about data motion is one of the most common ways businesses inadvertently give up their ability to extract value from data. 
 
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->> <span style="color:grey; font-family:Arial; font-size:1em"> This article/content was written by the individual writer identified and does not necessarily reflect the view of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.</span>
+> > <span style="color:grey; font-family:Arial; font-size:1em"> This article/content was written by the individual writer identified and does not necessarily reflect the view of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.</span>
 
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