I would rate Social+ an eight on a scale of one to ten because it definitely helps and competes well in the market of Azure CI/CD, giving a great impact on industrial data ops. The reason I chose eight is that fusing communication directly into OT and IT data flows while integrating with multiple data assets eliminates context switching and drastically reduces mean-time resolution for telemetry and schema errors. Improving on this would definitely make it a nine or ten. We are thinking of using Azure for Social+ since we are already integrating most of our data infrastructure and data management with Azure, making it our first priority. The first advice I would give to those looking into using Social+ is that as Social+ is an interactive CI/CD platform, its cost structure may be a game changer. Second, its ability to tag and integrate with data pipelines on a public level is amazing. The key advice is to keep the data and social layers decoupled because one should never duplicate sensitive operational or transactional data into the Social+ cloud database. As a data engineer and a security and compliance officer, I stress the importance of enforcing granular access control. Finally, design for multi-platform delivery because it embeds social capabilities directly where the user works rather than in another isolated portal. These three pieces of advice would be worth mentioning to anyone looking to integrate Social+ into their organization.
I would rate Social+ an eight on a scale of one to ten because it definitely helps and competes well in the market of Azure CI/CD, giving a great impact on industrial data ops. The reason I chose eight is that fusing communication directly into OT and IT data flows while integrating with multiple data assets eliminates context switching and drastically reduces mean-time resolution for telemetry and schema errors. Improving on this would definitely make it a nine or ten. We are thinking of using Azure for Social+ since we are already integrating most of our data infrastructure and data management with Azure, making it our first priority. The first advice I would give to those looking into using Social+ is that as Social+ is an interactive CI/CD platform, its cost structure may be a game changer. Second, its ability to tag and integrate with data pipelines on a public level is amazing. The key advice is to keep the data and social layers decoupled because one should never duplicate sensitive operational or transactional data into the Social+ cloud database. As a data engineer and a security and compliance officer, I stress the importance of enforcing granular access control. Finally, design for multi-platform delivery because it embeds social capabilities directly where the user works rather than in another isolated portal. These three pieces of advice would be worth mentioning to anyone looking to integrate Social+ into their organization.