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Data is the life force that drives your business Simplify data access by unifying data Modernize data protection Simplifying data management is essential Transform faster with a cloud operational experience Simplify data access by unifying data Creating a single, unified point of access to all your enterprise's data yields a host of benefits. Benefits of creating a unified access point to your data • Eliminate barriers that arise when data is distributed across multiple physical locations • Establish a simple way to onboard new data sources • Provide real-time access to data to meet the expectations of data consumers • Enable your data consumers' tools easily to analyze multiple data types • Achieve this with a finite set of resources When businesses can access their data and apply analytics, machine learning (ML), and artificial intelligence (AI), they can gain insights into customer behavior, improve operational efficiency, and predict future outcomes. But different data types stored across multiple physical locations continue to grow, creating numerous hurdles. Placing large amounts of data into a cloud, data lake, or warehouse does not automatically create meaningful insights. What you need is an innovative approach to manage and glean value from data. Depending on your business's unique needs, an HPE expert might recommend a solution such as data fabric technology. Data fabric technology is seeing rapid adoption across global enterprises. Data fabric solutions incorporate autonomous functions to accelerate data intelligence by making advanced automation easier. The functions simplify data access enterprise-wide and facilitate the integration of both legacy and modern technologies, allowing their data to reside in their native format within the data fabric. To simplify data management, data fabric technology provides real-time access to comprehensive data required by data scientists, engineers, and other data consumers to generate trusted insights and innovations. A data fabric unifies different data types, formats, and platforms into a single logical data source without complex ETL processes and copying of data.