Growth in analytical maturity in public administrations requires more complex applications with greater scalability.
Teradata, a reference company in analytical solutions, announced another partnership in the national territory, this time with Tarea, a technology company located in the Federal District, with a branch in Rio de Janeiro, which earns R$25 million per year with data analysis solutions , Business Intelligence and Big Data applications.
According to the companies, the new partnership aims to meet the growing demand in the public sector, which in a short time began to consume a very large amount of data due to the crossing of information between different bodies, expanding its analysis base from gigabytes to petabytes.
According to Rafael Vilela, Director at Tarea, “the technical level of customers is evolving very quickly. When we make the first contact with a client, we realize that even without technical information about a Big Data appliance, administrators see results from crossing data, always keeping an eye on the best application of financial resources and new insights that optimize the operation” .
For Vilela, “this new practice of data crossing was responsible for generating a large amount of information to be analyzed, requiring a good “engine” to make this type of practice a reality, with Teradata being the leader in this area. Today public bodies and companies seek to bring together information in search of market intelligence, greater knowledge and expansion of public services. In addition to these new practices, which emerged from the analytical maturity of our governments, another market factor that draws attention is the adoption of analysis systems and Big Data in the cloud”.
Reflecting on the objectives of the partnership, Rafael Vilela states that Teradata products will be in 80% of Tarea's new projects, always offering scalability and robustness for analytical environments that require effective and high-volume processing power, and can make more complex projects a reality .
On Teradata's part, the partnership represents yet another path that can generate greater control over state accounts, generating savings for the public sector. According to Carlos Bokor, Government Director at Teradata, “today the watchword in the public sector is control, and nothing better than data analysis and Big Data technology to solve chronic problems. If before public administrators “sat” on top of their data silos, today the most attentive government officials seek to cross-reference this information, always with the aim of generating gains for the State as a whole”.
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