IT Services that Empower Your Business

Managed Services is the practice of outsourcing the responsibility for maintaining, and anticipating need for, a range of processes and functions, ostensibly for the purpose of improved operations and reduced budgetary expenditures through the reduction of directly-employed staff.

Managed Services helps you adopt BI at scale and operate more efficiently and securely. We leverage standard cloud services and offer guidance and execution of operational best practices with specialized automations, skills, and experience that are contextual to your environment and applications. Managed Services provides proactive, preventative, and detective capabilities that raise the operational bar and help reduce risk without constraining agility, allowing you to focus on innovation. Managed Services extends your team with operational capabilities including monitoring, incident management, security, patch, backup, and cost optimization. 

The dataArchitect.ai Platform efficiently automates the complex Data Architecture and Data Engineering processes and tasks associated with BI and Analytics projects. By doing so, dataArchitect cuts the time needed for each process in record time. What typically takes a development team to deliver in weeks and months are reduced down to days—and even instantly with results. With every task schedule drastically reduced, the company is directly saving money on the costs of labor.

Unfortunately this is a common problem that company’s face.  Often times the data is ingested into the data lake but no documentation about it can be found.  

That’s where we come in! In a click of a button, our tools (i.e. dataModelR, dataTransformR, dataLoadR) will make sense of the data being stored and will instantly model it to provide you with the deliverables and documentation needed to be able to include in your data warehouse for BI and analytics.

Additionally, AI and machine learning code is generated so that it can be used for a data science platform.

A data architect is a senior-level IT professional who designs and develops databases and data management frameworks for collecting, storing, integrating and analyzing big data¹². A data architect translates business requirements into technology requirements and defines data standards and principles³. A data architect also visualizes and communicates the data architecture to various stakeholders and ensures its alignment with the enterprise architecture¹.

To become a data architect, you need to have a strong background in data or computer science, as well as experience in working with various data sources, tools and platforms⁴. You also need to have skills in data modeling, data governance, data quality, data security and data analytics²⁶. Additionally, you need to have knowledge of modern data architectures that are cloud-native, scalable, portable and robust⁵.

A data architect is a highly sought-after role in the IT industry, as data is becoming more valuable and complex for organizations. A data architect can help organizations leverage their data assets and gain insights for better decision-making and innovation. If you are interested in becoming a data architect, you can start by pursuing a degree in data or computer science, building a foundation in data skills, and looking for entry-level jobs or internships in data-related fields⁴. You can also take online courses or certifications to enhance your knowledge and skills in data architecture.

(1) Data architect - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_architect.

(2) What Is a Data Architect? | Indeed.com. https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/data-architect.

(3) What is a data architect? IT’s data framework visionary | CIO. https://www.cio.com/article/190852/what-is-a-data-architect-its-data-framework-visionary.html.

(4) What Does a Data Architect Do? A Career Guide | Coursera. https://www.coursera.org/articles/data-architect.

(5) What is a Data Architect and How Do You Become One? - TechTarget. https://www.techtarget.com/searchdatamanagement/definition/data-architect.

(6) What is a data architecture? | IBM. https://www.ibm.com/topics/data-architecture.