Sesame Software’s Data Management Platform, Relational Junction, provides the foundation for a cost-effective, highly scalable Data Lakehouse
Sesame Software, the innovative leader in Enterprise Data Management and creator of Relational Junction, today announced its Lakehouse Platform, providing simplified data architecture by eliminating the data silos that traditionally separate analytics and data science.
Marketing Technology News: US Hyperscalers Set Cloud Revenue and CAPEX Records in 4Q21
The Relational Junction Lakehouse Platform combines the best elements of data lakes and data warehouses — delivering data management and performance typically found in data warehouses with the low-cost, flexible object stores offered by data lakes.
“A streamlined method to access data is difficult to achieve with a separate cloud data warehouse and data lake.” – says Rick Banister, founder, and CEO of Sesame Software. “A data lakehouse offers the best of both worlds – by replacing data silos with a single home for structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, Relational Junction provides a solid and scalable Lakehouse foundation.”
Marketing Technology News: A Helpful Guide on B2B Omnichannel Marketing And How to Strategize
Relational Junction Key Benefits:
- Provides performance and governance required to support all types of data workloads
- Hyper-threaded technology delivers massive scale and speed
- Runs operations on one simplified architecture, avoiding complex, redundant systems
- Supports advanced analytics, and lower total cost of ownership
Relational Junction: The Lakehouse Foundation
Relational Junction delivers reliability, security, and scalability on your data lake, making it the top data ingest platform to handle vast amounts of data from a wide variety of SaaS applications and databases. With plug-in architecture, new data sources can be added with configuration-only deployment. The platform’s scalable architecture continuously evolves with organization-spanning data needs, allowing users easy access to their data and the ability to use how they see fit.
Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Wendell Lansford, Co-founder at Wyng
