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How gaming companies can use Amazon Redshift Serverless to build scalable analytical applications faster and easier

AWS Big Data

Analytics reference architecture for gaming organizations In this section, we discuss how gaming organizations can use a data hub architecture to address the analytical needs of an enterprise, which requires the same data at multiple levels of granularity and different formats, and is standardized for faster consumption.

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Self-Serve Data Preparation Doesn’t Mean Traditional ETL is Dead!

Smarten

Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) refers to a process of connecting to data sources, integrating data from various data sources, improving data quality, aggregating it and then storing it in staging data source or data marts or data warehouses for consumption of various business applications including BI, Analytics and Reporting.

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What is Business Intelligence Consulting

BizAcuity

Thanks to the recent technological innovations and circumstances to their rapid adoption, having a data warehouse has become quite common in various enterprises across sectors. However, many businesses seem to face a lot of challenges, which includes ensuring a ‘single source of truth’ across the organization.

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What is Business Intelligence Consulting

BizAcuity

Thanks to the recent technological innovations and circumstances to their rapid adoption, having a data warehouse has become quite common in various enterprises across sectors. However, many businesses seem to face a lot of challenges, which includes ensuring a ‘single source of truth’ across the organization.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 11

Domino Data Lab

Of course, if you use several different data management frameworks within your data science workflows—as just about everybody does these days—much of that RDBMS magic vanishes in a puff of smoke. Some may ask: “Can’t we all just go back to the glory days of business intelligence, OLAP, and enterprise data warehouses?”

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