Domestic consumer products company Marico Limited on Wednesday announced that it has adopted "Microsoft Azure SQL Data Warehouse" for its Cloud-based requirements.
The Warehouse-as-a-Service (WaaS) by Microsoft has provided Cloud-based relational database to help Marico increase their data processing speed by over 150 per cent.
"We wanted to gain control over the churn and speed of data and 'Azure SQL Data Warehouse' has not only helped achieve this but also helped us gain business insights from Big Data and advanced analytics," said Mukesh Kripalani, Chief of Business Process Transformation and IT, Marico, in a statement.
The end-to-end data solution is said to provide Marico control of data management and more agility for business decision-making.
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