Understanding why Amazon S3 is the best place to build your data lake - Aws Online Tech Talks

Описание: Today, organizations are managing more data than ever before, and it is only continuing to explode. Recent studies show that the amount of data created over the next three years (to 2024) will be more than all the data created over the past 30. It’s not just growing in volume; it’s also getting more diverse. Data is transforming every field and every business. It’s changing how we think about solving problems, building new businesses, and changing customer experiences. Harnessing data to reinvent your business, while challenging, is imperative to staying relevant now and in the future. It’s survival of the most informed, and those that can put their data to work to make better, more informed decisions, respond faster to the unexpected, and uncover new opportunities will thrive. To do this, you need to build a data-driven organization.

Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Learn why Amazon S3 is the best place to build your data lake.
Objective 2: Learn the the benefits and characteristics of an Amazon S3 data lake.
Objective 3: Learn the key business outcomes of building data lakes on Amazon S3 such as making better, faster decisions with data.

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