DATA VIRTUALISATION (DV) IN PRACTICE : OPTIMISING PERFORMANCE & VENDOR LANDSCAPE
- Published: 31 July 2019
In our previous paper on data virtualisation we covered the concepts behind DV, discussed useful applications and identified the limitations of the technology. In Part 2 we share the strategies vendors have developed to mitigate those limitations and how DV can be deployed and used at scale. Download our paper to dive into the complex vendor landscape and read our checklist for organisations considering DV today.
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