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Top 10 Metadata Management Influencers, Sites, and Blogs You Must Follow in 2021

Octopai

Aptly named, metadata management is the process in which BI and Analytics teams manage metadata, which is the data that describes other data. In other words, data is the context and metadata is the content. Without metadata, BI teams are unable to understand the data’s full story.

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Knowledge Graphs: Redefining Data Management for the Modern Enterprise

Ontotext

In the current data management landscape, enterprises have to deal with diverse and dispersed data at unimaginable volumes. Among this complexity of siloed data and content, valuable business insights and opportunities get lost. This is a core component of most data fabric based implementations.

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What’s the Difference: Quantitative vs Qualitative Data

Alation

Companies collect and analyze vast amounts of data to make informed business decisions. From product development to customer satisfaction, nearly every aspect of a business uses data and analytics to measure success and define strategies. You might choose to use quantitative analysis to determine what happened.

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Build a data lake with Apache Flink on Amazon EMR

AWS Big Data

To build a data-driven business, it is important to democratize enterprise data assets in a data catalog. With a unified data catalog, you can quickly search datasets and figure out data schema, data format, and location. For metadata read/write, Flink has the catalog interface.

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Bridge the Gap Between Reporting and Data Visualization in Power BI

Jet Global

In a rapidly evolving business environment, timely insights from data and the ability to react quickly to change are critical. Business intelligence is a key tool, empowering companies to get the most out of their data by providing tools to analyze information, streamline operations, track performance, and inform decision-making.