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On Premises vs. Cloud: A Brief Primer on Hosting

Pure Storage

Cloud hosting means placing compute resources—such as storage, applications, processing, and virtualization—in multi-tenancy third-party data centers that are accessed through the public internet. Connectivity might be through a private network locally, as well as through the public internet for dispersed users.

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Looking into remote work as a permanent arrangement for your business? Follow these tips

Online Computers

Make sure your remote workers have access to the necessary software and hardware, as well as a reliable internet connection. You should also consider storing, backing up, and managing your business data on the cloud. Your IT infrastructure should be able to support remote workers for remote work to be successful. Invest in training.

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How Data Fuels Modern Fire Safety Operations—and Keeps Communities Safe

Pure Storage

Fire Departments Seek to Control a Burgeoning Data Firestorm Digital transformation by fire departments is intended to enhance the day-to-day work of these crucial public safety organizations, and not just help them be better prepared to respond to the most serious incidents.

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Why Zerto Cyber Resilience Vault?

Zerto

Rapid Recovery Data vault solutions typically prioritize data integrity and security for ransomware resilience. Vaults that offer an SaaS control plane, for example, are always connected to the internet. This unnecessary connectivity exposes organizations to risk and undermines the purpose of a data vault.

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SIA New Member Profile: IXP Corporation

Security Industry Association

Integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation: AI technologies could be employed to analyze patterns, detect anomalies and facilitate proactive security measures. If not properly secured, attackers can exploit these technologies to gain unauthorized access, compromise data integrity or disrupt operations.

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Denormalized vs. Normalized Data

Pure Storage

In this blog post, we’ll compare and contrast normalized and denormalized data, looking at their key differences and use cases, and explaining how to choose the best approach. What Is Normalized Data? Normalized data refers to a database design technique that organizes data in a way that reduces redundancy and improves data integrity.

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What is Microsoft Fabric? An Introduction

Advancing Analytics

It brings together Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics and Power BI into a single cohesive platform without the overhead of setting up resources, maintenance, and configuration. With Fabric, Microsoft are ambitiously embracing the Data Lakehouse architecture in a Mesh-like vision.