Top 10 Problems With Data Lake
Implementation and How to Overcome Them
A data lake is a powerful tool that has become an indispensable piece of architecture for companies, particularly those that require storage for very large amounts of data. Storing all of your company data in a central repository has enormous benefits, enabling users to access, quickly and easily, the information they need to innovate. However, many implementation attempts will fail.
Why? Because there are various hurdles that users must overcome before and after implementation for the process to be a success.
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OvalEdge recognized as a leader in data governance solutions
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“Reference customers have repeatedly mentioned the great customer service they receive along with the support for their custom requirements, facilitating time to value. OvalEdge fits well with organizations prioritizing business user empowerment within their data governance strategy.”
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“Reference customers have repeatedly mentioned the great customer service they receive along with the support for their custom requirements, facilitating time to value. OvalEdge fits well with organizations prioritizing business user empowerment within their data governance strategy.”
Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Data and Analytics Governance Platforms, January 2025
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