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Behavioral Inefficiency

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Commitment Misalignment

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Excessive Data Retention

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Inefficient Architecture

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Inefficient Configuration

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Inefficient Configuration

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Inefficient Data Ingestion

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Inefficient Network Configuration

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Inefficient Query Pattern

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Inefficient Resource Usage

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Inefficient Scheduling

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Inefficient Storage Tiering

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Inefficient Storage Usage

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Misconfiguration

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Misconfigured Reservation

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Missing Safeguard

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Modernization

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Orphaned Resource

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Outdated Resource

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Overcommitted Reservation

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Overprovisioned Resource

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Overprovisioned Resource

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Redundant Configuration

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Retained Unused Resource

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Suboptimal Configuration

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Suboptimal Configuration and Usage

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Suboptimal Execution Model

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Suboptimal Instance Family Selection

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Suboptimal Instance Family Selection

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Suboptimal Instance Selection

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Suboptimal Pricing Model

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Suboptimal Query Routing and Warehouse Utilization

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Underutilization

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Underutilized Resource

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Unused Resource

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Unused Resource

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Visibility Gap

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Inefficient Resource Usage

Inefficiency arises when MVs are either underused or misused.

When high-cost, repetitive queries are not backed by MVs, workloads consume unnecessary compute resources.
When MVs exist but are rarely queried, their background refresh and storage costs accumulate without offsetting savings.

Proper evaluation of workload patterns and strategic use of MVs is critical to achieve a net cost benefit.

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