Cloud Networking And Data Architecture - 1108 Words

Cloud Networking and Data Architecture This white paper will bridge both Cloud Networking and Data Architecture on how it currently fits the organization, WideOpenWest (WOW!) privations. A majority of new organizations are trending to the very popular Cloud networking that can also â€Å"join-in† different types of data architectures. Huge corporations are using terms like â€Å"Big Data, †¦ a popular term used to describe the exponential growth and availability of data, both structured and unstructured.†(SAS, 2015). Other names include, â€Å"data warehousing† or, â€Å"data mining†. How is Cloud networking the Data Architecture designed into WOW!’s current IT development, what platform is needed, and when implemented how will it impact on the future of†¦show more content†¦WOW! provides cable, internet and phone services to customers in the Eastern United States and we’re searching for applications that could help in determining serviceability of services to cons umers’ in a quick and accurate response to new potential customers. This can be established by having potential customers check for services on-line, customer service centers, or even door to door sales representatives can VPN into the corporate network to determine where a customer’s home is located within their fiber/coax plant. The infrastructure of how the ArcGIS Online is configured based on Cloud Networking; along with accessing multiple databases over their already heavy network traffic for both internal (WOW!) and external customers. With the following diagram below you can see if the robust features Cloud networking and data mining can be of beneficial value to WOW! and other companies. One benefit, for the whole organization allows the Check Service department to access multiple databases that are graphically displayed on ArcGIS Online cloud enhanced mapping platform. From J. McGovern, â€Å"†¦agile data architecture, will allow for the integration of existing corporate data and application†¦to be easily integrated into their organization’s technology nervous system† (pg. 225). As with WOW!, they took