In-memory computing (IMC) stores and processes data in main memory (RAM) rather than on disk drives, providing access to data and queries within seconds that is 10,000-1,000,000 times faster than traditional disk-based systems. IMC is important because organizations need to access, analyze, and act on information in real-time to make critical decisions. While legacy applications rely on slow disk storage, IMC allows for real-time collaboration, dynamic planning, and quick responses. IMC provides significant benefits like unparalleled speed, real-time collaboration, a single source of trusted data, analyzing at the speed of thought, flexibility, and no downtime for maintenance or changes.