Dremio and Carahsoft Partner to Bring Data Lakehouse to Public Sector

Dremio and Carahsoft Partner to Bring Data Lakehouse to Public Sector

The News: Dremio and Carahsoft recently announced a new partnership focused on bringing modern data analytics capabilities to the public sector. Under the partnership agreement, Carahsoft will serve as Dremio’s Master Government Aggregator. See more about the partnership in Dremio’s press release here.

Dremio and Carahsoft Partner to Bring Data Lakehouse to Public Sector

Analyst Take: Data lakehouse and analytics solution provider Dremio recently announced a partnership with Carahsoft, a government IT solutions provider. The new partnership aims to bring Dremio’s data lakehouse capabilities to the private sector, with Carahsoft in the role of Dremio’s Master Government Aggregator.

The partnership looks to bring a modern data architecture for data analytics and management to public sector organizations. Dremio seeks to replace older data lake architectures with its data lakehouse, providing greater simplicity, performance, and flexibility, along with cost savings. Dremio claims that by switching to its modern data lakehouse architecture, organizations can achieve “sub-second query performance and a remarkable 10-fold improvement in price performance.”

Along with impressive performance and potential cost savings, the Dremio solution helps organizations modernize their data infrastructure and remove data silos. Dremio supports utilizing a data mesh concept that provides easier and faster access to data for data consumers, while simultaneously providing ownership and autonomy to data owners.

The partnership appears to be a strong move by both parties. By partnering with Carahsoft, Dremio is able to bring its solution to an extensive reseller ecosystem and expand into the public sector market. Carahsoft is adding a leading data lakehouse solution to its portfolio to help organizations transition to a modern data architecture.

Disclosure: The Futurum Group is a research and advisory firm that engages or has engaged in research, analysis, and advisory services with many technology companies, including those mentioned in this article. The author does not hold any equity positions with any company mentioned in this article.

Analysis and opinions expressed herein are specific to the analyst individually and data and other information that might have been provided for validation, not those of The Futurum Group as a whole.

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Mitch comes to The Futurum Group through the acquisition of the Evaluator Group and is focused on the fast-paced and rapidly evolving areas of cloud computing and data storage. Mitch joined Evaluator Group in 2019 as a Research Associate covering numerous storage technologies and emerging IT trends.

With a passion for all things tech, Mitch brings deep technical knowledge and insight to The Futurum Group’s research by highlighting the latest in data center and information management solutions. Mitch’s coverage has spanned topics including primary and secondary storage, private and public clouds, networking fabrics, and more. With ever changing data technologies and rapidly emerging trends in today’s digital world, Mitch provides valuable insights into the IT landscape for enterprises, IT professionals, and technology enthusiasts alike.

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