This significant milestone reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering the best solutions to our customers' data challenges. With this enhanced partnership, we are poised to offer our customers unparalleled opportunities to leverage Snowflake's unique architecture and revolutionise their data-driven strategies.

Beinex: The First Snowflake Premier Partner in the Middle East

Beinex is the first Data & Analytics firm in UAE to enter Snowflake Services Partner Premier Tier. Beinex's exceptional service quality and the expertise of its consultants, scientists, and engineers have been demonstrated through years of unparalleled dedication to clients. The partnership between Beinex and Snowflake is set to revolutionise how businesses unlock the true power of their data.

The New Status Helps Us Serve You Even Better!

Snowflake's cutting-edge cloud data platform has garnered widespread recognition for its ability to deliver unmatched performance, scalability, and ease of use.

By attaining the Premier Tier Partner status:

1. Beinex can further leverage Snowflake's advanced capabilities and integrate them seamlessly into your solutions.
2. Enable and empower Digital Transformation at an accelerated pace for our clients with experience and competency of the right kind in accompaniment.
3. Aid our customers with the tools they need to extract maximum value from their data, propelling them towards success in an increasingly data-centric world.

[sc name="quote" quote="“Snowflake has been an integral partner of our digital transformation mission that facilitates end-to-end data cloud solutions we offer our clients at all levels. As a Partner at the Premier Tier, we're geared up to provide our clients with unprecedented power to harness Snowflake's exceptional architecture and revolutionize their data-driven strategies. We are elated”" author="Indumon Das, Managing Director of Beinex"][/sc]

Snowflake's architecture utilises a cloud-native approach, separating storage and compute, which results in unparalleled flexibility and scalability. This means that businesses can dynamically scale their computing resources as needed without the limitations of traditional on-premises solutions.

By embracing this architecture, our customers can say goodbye to lengthy and resource-intensive data processing times, paving the way for faster time-to-insights and improved operational efficiency.

Beinex+ Snowflake

The collaboration between Beinex and Snowflake has opened a new realm of possibilities for our mutual customers. The clients are further assured of the superior knowledge and competence possessed by Beinex’s league of Data Engineers, Data Scientists and Consultants in all matters Snowflake.

Now, organisations can experience a quantum leap in their data processing capabilities by harnessing the power of Snowflake's unique architecture. The ability to process vast amounts of data with lightning speed enables businesses to derive real-time insights and confidently make critical decisions.

Our partnership with Snowflake enables us to offer you advanced features like automated tuning and elastic compute, along with analytics modernisation services, to help your organisation realise exponential Return on Investment.

A Major Milestone for Beinex

The attainment of Snowflake Services Partner Premium Tier marks an exciting milestone for Beinex. This partnership underscores our dedication to delivering exceptional data solutions and reinforces our commitment to staying at the forefront of industry advancements. Together, Beinex and Snowflake are primed to transform how businesses harness their data's true potential, driving innovation and success in the digital era.

How Alteryx Designer Can Help You

A handy drag-and-drop, code-friendly tool, users of data analytics can easily extract, transform, and load data from virtually any source using Alteryx Designer. Using repeatable workflows, it facilitates predictive, statistical, and geospatial analysis, enabling the generation and sharing of insights within hours.

Key Features of Alteryx Designer

The platform is incredibly reliable and suitable for employing in almost any sector or industry. Major features of Alteryx Designer that you should be in the know of:

1. Go Code- free or Code- friendly
You can use a code-free or code-based interface regardless of your level of coding expertise. Use C++, Python, or R languages to write code in this interface.

2. Lesser Time, Greater Efficiency
Alteryx Designer rapidly extracts and integrates data from many sources producing faster insights that help to make smarter decisions.

3. Automated Workflows
It is possible to automate repetitive workflows or update them as needed to save time by enabling analytics scaling.

4. Easy Integration
Alteryx Designer provides a wide range of software for companies to select according to their requirements. It directly integrates with Alteryx Analytics Gallery, Alteryx Analytics Server, Alteryx Connect, and Alteryx Promote. Integration with R, Python, Tableau, Power BI, SAP, Sharepoint, Salesforce, Github, and Microsoft Azure tools is also made possible.

5. Spatial Analytics
Data analysis based on demographic, firmographic, and geospatial intelligence helps to produce insightful business decisions.

6. Predictive Analytics
Predictive analytics is provided across the entire analytics workflow, and by employing Alteryx Designer, accessing, preparing, and modelling data can be done in a single platform. Sharing the results can be done using the same.

7. Macro
A macro is a group of tools that help to save repeated analytic processes. It saves time by automating repetitive tasks.

8. Assisted Modelling
As a new feature in Alteryx Designer, it enables users to create ML pipelines and make predictions based on historical data.

9. Reporting
With the help of the user-friendly reporting tools in Alteryx, users can produce high-quality data-driven reports. The user can create top-notch reports with text, data, charts, maps, and images using various designs. A variety of output formats, including HTML, PDF, RTF, DOCX, XLSX, and PCXML, are supported by the reporting engine.

10. Alteryx Community
One of the main advantages is Alteryx community support. Let's say you cannot design a workflow or be unsure about how to perform some tasks. The Alteryx community will then be of great assistance to you in providing instant and informative replies.

11. Intelligence Suite
It is quite easy to extract concepts and insights from structured and unstructured data using Alteryx’s Intelligence Suite. Using the sentiment analysis tool, it is easier to identify the emotion hidden in the data and share the insights. The computer vision tool quickly processes huge data sets automatically, and it is possible to play with Data Science with automated Machine Learning tool.

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The concept of a sovereign cloud is not novel at all. Due to shifts in the geopolitical landscape and new legislations that have affected data control, it has recently become a hot topic. In a sense, the sovereign cloud offers a clever answer to a global conflict over digital sovereignty. Let’s delve a little further into it

The need for cloud sovereignty has, in turn, initiated the idea of digital sovereignty. This is all about data: who controls it, where it resides, and where it flows to. These inquiries are crucial in the modern data economy, where data is the new currency. Cloud services inevitably receive attention. They serve as the data economy's driving force.

The rules set for data sovereignty have been in place for several years in many nations, and new privacy laws like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) emphasise their importance. For instance, countries like Russia, China, Germany, France, Indonesia, and Vietnam demand that citizen data be kept on servers within the country. The justification is that protecting citizens' personal information from misuse is in their best interests, especially outside a country's jurisdiction.

According to reports, global spending on cloud services is anticipated to reach $1.3 trillion by 2025, representing a growth rate of almost 17% annually. The pandemic's push to move more operations to the cloud to accommodate an increase in the demand for remote work is undoubtedly accelerating this growth.

But lately, cloud sovereignty is under closer scrutiny as enterprises and governments work to reduce their external exposure and maintain control over crucial resources in the light of escalating international conflicts, evolving data protection laws, and the dominance of certain cloud operators.

What can decision-makers do to manage this complex issue? Reports suggest a four-point plan; define, assess, align, and develop: 1. Define: Examine cloud service providers from the perspective of sovereignty, considering data sovereignty (for data residency, controls, transparency, storage, backups, etc.), operational sovereignty (for security, compliance, and operational resilience), and technical sovereignty (to evaluate integration, migration features, and a straightforward exit policy/ process). 2. Assess: Set up your cloud infrastructure to be flexible: choose the most practical of use cases and sensitive workloads; think about crucial management solutions and end-to-end encryption. 3. Align: Analyse hybrid options simultaneously and prepare for a multi-cloud architecture by being aware of its advantages and disadvantages. 4. Develop: Explore the value proposition of sovereign cloud in terms of trust, security, and cooperation through ecosystem engagement to maximise its potential.

Data sovereignty in the cloud reveals a complex environment; thus, it is wise for businesses to be informed and compliant. Here are three strategies or approaches for doing this.

1.Focus on the cloud

Maybe the answer to data sovereignty is in the cloud itself! Data sovereignty is an essential factor, even while the major cloud providers, such as AWS, Microsoft, and others, credit adoption rates based on customers' focus on price, availability, and flexibility. Most IaaS providers have local data centres, allowing for the fulfilment of the first condition. Additionally, crucial features like encryption and other available security-as-a-service choices enable users to adhere to regional laws.

One critical note of caution: It is crucial that the appropriate enterprise stakeholder comprehends the data protection laws of each country and evaluates and applies the required management tools provided by each supplier to comply with these laws.

With the rise of the Chief Data Officer (CDO), the company now has a responsible individual who must make sure the cloud provider has responses to the following questions in the contract:

1. Regulations governing privacy compliance being followed
2. Optionality for data location and recommendations based on performance, cost, and compliance; and
3. Methods for data encryption, key management, backups, and recovery

2.Emphasise consistency

Businesses should consistently follow even the most burdensome of regulations. Maintaining compliance with the data sovereignty regulations of each region in which an organisation conducts business is a constant problem for organisations with a worldwide presence.

The strongest of these regulations should be applied uniformly throughout all regions, regardless of what other areas require, as this will help to decrease complexity. In this, the cloud can be helpful. Choose a cloud provider that offers these features; often, the more prominent providers and those that concentrate on specific business verticals are the best.

Even the tightest restrictions cannot guarantee data security due to the growing instances of data incursions caused by breaches by third parties, such as partners, contractors, and software libraries.

Governing systems adhering to legal requirements and open to continuous policy modifications are crucial.

3.Use the cloud to implement data governance

Although the cloud provider might offer capabilities for data sovereignty, applying and updating policies on top of the tightest laws help limit risk. A thorough data governance strategy ensures adherence, ongoing risk assessment, and risk mitigation are always maintained. To do that, follow these five steps:

Discoverability: Define and control your cloud data. Quality control: Make sure domain and data sharing are followed. Compliance: Update policies on top of stringent regulations to help limit risk. Access: Access to administrators is monitored, automated, and managed; prompt customer, partner, and compliance responses are given. Lifecycle administration: Control the generation, distribution, storage, and deletion of data.

Laws and regulations governing data sovereignty are expanding in scope and complexity daily. The use of cloud infrastructure is multiplying, and the data deluge remains unabated. Together, these three provide some significant obstacles. However, businesses can advance and maintain their lead with a small initial investment and continual process implementations.

In the future, the CDO's responsibilities will continue to change and converge with those of the CIO, CISO, chief privacy officer, legal, and other roles. The organisation will be less vulnerable to risks if it can adapt by staying ahead of the data sovereignty regulations and developing robust data governance frameworks for the cloud.

Beinex Consulting has been awarded as the Alteryx 2020 Partner of the Year, Middle East at the Alteryx Partner Summit and Awards virtual event along with 15 other winners from North America, LATAM, and EMEA. During the Alteryx Summit, ‘Your Road to Revenue’, Alteryx celebrated the achievements and commitment of their partners to the Alteryx business and its customers. Beinex Consulting was awarded on the level of engagement in the Alteryx partner program and its efforts around driving innovation, growing revenue, and empowering Alteryx customers to solve our world’s most pressing business and societal issues in the Middle East Region. Selected among top Middle East Alteryx partners, Beinex demonstrated excellence in delivering end-to-end analytics transformation services that revolutionised multiple industries in the Middle East. Beinex Consulting Founder and Managing Director, Indumon Das indicates further growth for the digital transformation organisation soon: “Beinex continues to make strategic investments to enhance our association with Alteryx and clients in major Middle East markets. This award is a recognition to our continuous growth strategy and focus to be the best Middle East partner” “Through their ongoing pledge to the Alteryx Partner Program, our partners have demonstrated their commitment to helping Alteryx customers break down barriers and deliver game-changing insights.” – Josh Lewis, VP, Global Channels, Alteryx About Beinex Consulting Beinex is a digital transformation organization with a broad range of analytics modernization and training services. As a pioneer in analytics and cloud transformation, Beinex’s mission is to transform the way individuals and the organizations work with the data through innovation and experience. Beinex offers a broad range of robust and scalable business intelligence and analytics services to drive effective decision-making and create business value.

We are thrilled to recognize Beinex Consulting for being named Alteryx Middle East Partner of the Year!https://t.co/xwmp7HbsMp#TogetherWeSolve pic.twitter.com/4zic9mdlgD

— Alteryx (@alteryx) October 1, 2020