Running Hadoop Big Data workloads using Azure Data Services
More and more organizations are leveraging Big Data to extract value and insights from the data. As the data grows exponentially, organizations find that the data warehouse and ETL systems cannot keep up. Distributed storage and compute solutions like Hadoop
How Data Fabric fits in Big Data world
Nowadays, a new concept of building “data fabric” is getting a lot of attention. With the enormous rise of data in recent times, we have already seen an influx of data management solutions. Hadoop, as a Big data framework, is
Motifworks Earns the AMP Advanced Specialization for Windows Server and SQL Server Migration
Motifworks is excited to announce that it is now a Microsoft-certified ‘Azure Migration Expert, under the Azure Migration Program (AMP), with an advanced specialization in Windows Server and SQL Server. Motifworks has been able to achieve this feat after undergoing
Blog: Demystifying Cloud Economics – Top 3 Considerations for a Valuable Migration
As more CIOs get educated about the numerous advantages, Cloud could bring to their business, what they lack is the coherent understanding of how to carry out the transformation without making their existing IT infrastructure more complex, fragmented, and cost-intensive.
Blog: Why Move to the Cloud? Top 5 Business Benefits to Consider
This is an exciting time for cloud adoption. Most companies are building their cloud-first strategies to adopt and scale with the future because the cloud is simply better than on-premises datacenters for many companies regardless of current scale. Although some
Blog : Microsoft has a game changer in the form of Azure Arc
The 2019 edition of Microsoft Ignite - company’s premier event for the IT landscape, was loaded with announcements on different products and services portfolio. While there were more than 150 announcements – the announcement about ‘Azure Arc’ was much applauded.
Blog: All About Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing as Emerging Legal Technologies
The Legal industry, unlike other businesses, has historically approached change in moderation, reflecting lawyers' responsibility to respect historical norms and instances. However, lawyers, and firms alike, must also innovate, because with changing times, existing norms and practices get outdated. With