#Data Hosting

[carolinejohnson]

Privacy-First Hosting: Canada's Global Leadership (Infographic)

Explore the critical reasons behind Canada's rise to the forefront of global data hosting in this insightful infographic. Perfect for understanding data residency benefits.

[miaqc1]

Since Internet Archive goes down often, I'm thinking of moving my images & podfics at Squidgeworld hosting spaces. But I also have a few videos (AMV) and some are heavy (like 100MO). Where I could post those? Not on YouTube. They would flag it because of copyrights.

[hanasatoblogs]

Data-as-an-Asset: Unlocking the True Value of Information

In today's digital economy, data is no longer just a byproduct of business operations—it has become a critical asset that drives innovation, efficiency, and competitive advantage. As organizations increasingly recognize the strategic value of data, they are adopting the concept of "Data-as-an-Asset" to leverage their information resources more effectively. This article explores the key components of Data-as-an-Asset, focusing on MDM Modernization, Data Governance, and Data Hosting/Warehousing.

1. MDM Modernization: Ensuring Data Accuracy and Consistency

Master Data Management (MDM) modernization is a crucial element in treating data as an asset. MDM involves the centralization and governance of critical business data, such as customer, product, and financial information, to ensure a single source of truth across the organization.

Key Aspects of MDM Modernization:

Cloud-Native MDM Platforms: The transition to cloud-native MDM solutions enables organizations to scale their data management practices seamlessly. Cloud-based MDM systems offer flexibility, real-time data integration, and improved accessibility, allowing businesses to respond quickly to changing data needs.

AI and Automation: Modern MDM systems are increasingly leveraging AI and machine learning to automate data quality checks, anomaly detection, and data matching processes. This reduces manual effort and enhances the accuracy and reliability of master data, ensuring that the information used for decision-making is up-to-date and trustworthy.

Real-Time Data Management: With the demand for real-time insights growing, modern MDM platforms are designed to handle dynamic data environments. This capability allows businesses to maintain consistent and accurate data even as it changes rapidly, supporting better and faster decision-making.

2. Data Governance: The Framework for Data Stewardship

Data governance is the backbone of treating data as an asset. It involves establishing policies, procedures, and standards that ensure data is managed effectively, securely, and in compliance with regulatory requirements. Strong data governance frameworks are essential for maintaining the quality, security, and usability of data across the organization.

Key Components of Data Governance:

Policy Development: Data governance policies define how data is to be managed, who has access to it, and how it should be protected. These policies help ensure that data is used ethically and in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Data Stewardship: Appointing data stewards who are responsible for maintaining data quality and integrity is a critical aspect of data governance. Data stewards oversee the implementation of governance policies and ensure that data is consistently accurate and reliable.

Compliance and Risk Management: Effective data governance frameworks help organizations mitigate risks associated with data breaches, non-compliance, and inaccurate data. By ensuring that data is governed according to best practices, businesses can avoid costly legal penalties and reputational damage.

3. Data Hosting/Warehousing: The Foundation of Data-as-an-Asset

Data hosting and warehousing are fundamental to the concept of Data-as-an-Asset. These practices involve the storage, management, and retrieval of large volumes of data in a way that supports business intelligence, analytics, and operational efficiency.

Key Trends in Data Hosting/Warehousing:

Cloud Data Warehousing: The shift to cloud-based data warehousing solutions has transformed the way organizations store and manage data. Cloud platforms offer scalability, cost-efficiency, and the ability to handle large datasets without the limitations of on-premises infrastructure.

Data Lakes and Warehouses Integration: Modern data management strategies often involve the integration of data lakes and data warehouses to provide a comprehensive view of both structured and unstructured data. This approach enables businesses to leverage all available data for analytics and decision-making.

Real-Time Data Access: As businesses seek to harness the value of data more rapidly, real-time data access and processing capabilities have become critical. Advanced data warehousing solutions now support real-time data streams, enabling organizations to act on insights as soon as they are generated.

Conclusion: Building a Data-Driven Future

Treating data as an asset requires a holistic approach that encompasses MDM modernization, robust data governance, and efficient data hosting and warehousing practices. By adopting these strategies, organizations can unlock the full potential of their data, driving innovation, enhancing decision-making, and gaining a competitive edge in the marketplace.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, businesses that prioritize data-as-an-asset will be better positioned to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risks, and achieve sustained growth.

[ace-of-dragons-art]

so I'm Canadian and I grew up ALWAYS taking my shoes off in the house. I watch a lot of American TV though and they almost never take their shoes off in the house, which for years I thought was just for convenience when filming, but I've learned that apparently some people actually do leave their shoes on???

anyway all this to say can you reblog this with where you're from and whether or not you take your shoes off in the house?

[ewanmitchellcrumbs]

Just found out that everything I have ever written has been AI scraped, despite me having my works on AO3 archive locked since early 2023, and I am so fucking angry, upset and disheartened.

At this point, I am not really sure if I want to continue writing (or at least publishing what I write) - I was beginning to feel deflated anyway, as giving support and motivation to others. and not feeling as though I get much back myself was killing my spark for fandom a little. Finding this out has killed it stone dead.

[exanuz]

[travelers-gaming]

okay but like. on the shard level whats the point of kiss/kill specifically

[moeblob]

Ohiwe

After Oh is split into two, their power is halved/divided. But! Other traits are not necessarily divided evenly. So she holds all the romantic love (unrequited) for Ymber. She also has the rhythm/ability to dance while the other half cannot keep a beat for the life of him.

[spawksstuff]

QVC 1993 - De Amused

Starts at 1:05 but I included the beginning for context

[bittsandpieces]

hate that when im drafting a post on onlyfans if i leave the browser for too long (like three minutes) it'll delete the draft and then i have to fucking redo it all....

[toastysol]

Endlessly fascinated by how often the mysterious "beyond the blackwall" is talked about as though it was discovered by humans rather than made. Like some foreign jungle filled with venomous snakes and bugs and big cats etc. Instead of like a massive server. That is another question I have. How is the old net (beyond the blackwall) structured? I assumed it must have been a lot like our internet today, where every website is hosted on different servers, but the way it's talked about is strange if that were the case. Almost like the whole thing was hosted on one large server and everyone else's servers merely tapped into it. Communed with it.

It is a wilderness, the space between stars, some incomprehensible depth filled with man-created minds. It's like it's some extra plane of existence, like the hells of faerûn where devils and demons find portals into our world. But in reality it's like. Some server somewhere. Right? But if it were, wouldn't NetWatch just track down the server(s) and shut it down, effectively destroying any dangerous rogue AIs caught inside? Idk maybe I don't know anything about how the internet works but everytime anyone in the game says anything about it, it always raises so many more questions than answers.

[lightgaswaterelectricityrent]

maybe in some way using an ancient kindle exclusively for viewing public domain epub files and library books is actually hurting amazon

[kokoasci]

Make a neocities, it is Very fun, I promise.

oh trust me ive looked into it :) im a spare time web dev/frontend engineer so it looked like a lot of fun but i dont like the IDE work sync method since it's a browser-based HTML editor, so i just got too lazy to actually code something and then merge all the files over 😭

i was thinking of trying it out though for a personal blog, but ive definitely spent too long on my 90s web styled portfolio website (professional for webdev and research stuff, not art haha) so im a little burnt out lmaooo

i do want to start a personal blog or even an interactive OC website using rlly cool jQuery functionality, etc. but ive just never gotten around to it :( if anything i'd probably opt for a github.io website since im comfortable with Git config and that kind of save workflow. thank you for the recommendation though! i will get around to it eventually 🤞

[supremenadeem]

did no one make a comprehensive archive of mangadex? serious question

[silverduckie]

Just as a heads if any of my mutuals are giffing Tik Toks from the US - it's looking like (from the information I've seen, and I'm genuinely hoping my info is wrong this time) all US user data and videos are getting deleted with the ban instead of a simple 'this is blocked in the US' type deal. Make sure you've saved the ones you'd like to gif in case they're inaccessible once the ban goes through, there's only a couple of days and it's better safe than sorry.