Data Analytics

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Bringing Big Data to the Cloud.

Businesses have new opportunities to collect and analyze data to create value across their operations. From IoT devices spread beyond the network’s edge to large-scale third-party databases organizations can tap into at any time, companies can capture data that would long have been impossible to tame in the past.

Getting all of this data creates a path toward smarter business decisions, but companies can only take that journey if they can manage and analyze data sets that are far too large and complex for humans to handle on their own. Big data analytics tools give you the infrastructure you need to take the data projects that once seemed unreachable and make them accessible.

Modern analytics technologies streamline data management and processing, and Google Cloud is leading the way toward making analytics easy and accessible.

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Data-Driven Insights to Fuel Your Business

Tame your large-scale data sets by modernizing your ability to collect and analyze data at Google scale.

Transparency

Full visibility into analytics workflows, simplifying management and creating flexibility through transparency into billing and resource consumption.

Accessibility

Robust visualization tools that make it easier to deliver analytics insights in a way that is easily consumable for end users.

Scalability

Enhance your data analysis through petabyte-scale queries run at blazingly fast speeds on Google’s Cloud infrastructure.

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Breaking Down Barriers

Google Cloud provides flexible, cost-efficient architectures to support big data analytics at scale.

Historically, businesses could only gather the data they could manually track and record without distracting users from their core work. This limited the size and reach of their data sets, creating a situation where they lacked the large swathes of information needed to inform decision-making.

Digital transformation across industries has changed this. The IoT combined with streamlined data entry through digital software for various business functions, making it much easier to gather large quantities of information.

The problem is that this amount of data created a new problem for companies: How do they manage and process data in a way that they can effectively perform analysis to inform day-to-day decision-making?

In the past, this was only an option for major corporations that could build out the large-scale storage systems and robust analytics capabilities needed to handle this information in-house. Cloud computing is changing this. The scalability and power of contemporary cloud systems makes data analytics accessible for businesses of a variety of sizes, across a wide range of industries.