At AWS re:Invent 2022, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced 10 new features to its portfolio of AI services, and is excited to expand its offerings to more than 100,000 customers who currently rely on AWS for AI and ML initiatives. Please see below for a high-level overview of these new features.
2022 Trends in Cloud Computing: Poly Cloud Specialization
October 18, 2021 by
In this contributed article, editorial consultant Jelani Harper discusses how the undue reliance on the cloud for managing data initially manifested as the hybrid and multi-cloud phenomenon. That movement is continuing apace to reflect a growing number of cloud types.
What Data Governance Means to Cloud Computing (And Vice Versa)
July 16, 2021 by
In this contributed article, editorial consultant Jelani Harper points out that the symbiosis between data governance and cloud computing is apparent to any organization with significant cloud investments. The cloud has a plethora of resources that enhance data governance, which is critical for regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and long term profitability of data assets.
2021 Trends in Cloud Computing: The Omni Present Multi-Cloud Phenomenon
October 19, 2020 by
In this contributed article, editorial consultant Jelani Harper discusses how it’s imperative organizations optimize traditional cloud advantages of reduced cost, scalability, and ubiquity of access with a low latent experience. Although numerous developments have arisen to reinforce these boons, their underlying motif is the multi-cloud phenomenon surging to the top of progressive organizations’ priorities.
Not Just Another Trend: The Postmodern Cloud Computing Imperative
July 7, 2020 by
In this contributed article, editorial consultant Jelani Harper discusses a variety of interrelated topics: cloud computing, data orchestration, data integration, and data governance. The cloud’s worth to the modern enterprise is remarkably simple, yet undeniable: it enables them to do more with less. It empowers them to scale better, store data cheaper, and access IT resources much faster than they could if everything were on premise.
