Lee Young-sang, CEO of DataStreams, will take the lead in the next big data platform market

(Park Yuni, Seoul NSP Communication) In order for digital transformation (DX) to be successful, technology that can safely manage and efficiently process data is needed.

Unless a company's data management ability is sufficiently supported, we cannot expect much growth. The appropriate IT infrastructure and processes must be in place for workforces to manage, transform, and prepare data for meaningful insights.
"Data Fabric" is drawing attention as the centerpiece of big data platforms as it goes through data lakes in data warehouses (DW). Data fabric is a name derived from the characteristics of a harmonious network that is crossed and woven like a fabric. It is a new design concept and architecture strategy to integrate different resources into one platform and simplify the data management process.

There are companies that have designed and developed similar products even before the data fabric concept became widely talked about. DataStreams is one of those companies. We are a big data platform company that has built up experience over the past 20 years to consolidate all data into one scalable platform, creating safe and easy access to data, regardless of where it is stored.