Stories that mention Ravi Shankar
Debunking common data virtualisation myths
Fri, 14th Oct 2022
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big data
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virtualisation
In the modern enterprise, data is key to helping an organisation solve business problems and be more efficient and more effective.
Denodo announced as Magic Quadrant leader a third time for for data integration tools
Wed, 7th Sep 2022
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big data
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data analytics
Denodo announced that Gartner has again positioned the company as the leader in its 2022 magic quadrant for data integration tools.
Denodo receives Gartner recognition for second year running
Fri, 11th Feb 2022
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gartner
Gartner has named data and analytics consulting company Denodo a Customers Choice for 2022, marking the second year it has been given Gartner recognition.
Enabling seamless transitions to the cloud
Fri, 10th Dec 2021
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virtualisation
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contact centre
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cloud
The last two years have seen unprecedented business upheaval – not just in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) but also globally.
Logical data fabric: knitting together enterprise data
Fri, 3rd Sep 2021
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data management
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data siloes
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denodo
The rise of data sprawl has posed a real challenge for many organisations, writes Denodo senior vice president and chief marketing officer Ravi Shankar.
Data integration and its role in a multi-cloud environment
Thu, 24th Jun 2021
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denodo
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data integration
Especially in the current pandemic-hit business landscape, organisations need the agility and flexibility to freely take an applications and data management approach.
Video: 10 Minute IT Jams - Who is Denodo?
Wed, 28th Oct 2020
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virtualisation
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denodo
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data virtualisation
TechDay caught up with Denodo chief marketing officer Ravi Shankar, who discusses the ins and outs of data virtualisation, how it differs from other big data solutions, and its presence in the ANZ region.
Asset management: moving to a smarter, data-driven future
Thu, 19th Dec 2019
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big data
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data analytics
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At present, preventative maintenance schedules suggested by manufacturers are not enough to help companies avoid critical asset failures.