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

AWS Big Data

A data hub contains data at multiple levels of granularity and is often not integrated. It differs from a data lake by offering data that is pre-validated and standardized, allowing for simpler consumption by users. Data hubs and data lakes can coexist in an organization, complementing each other.

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How OLAP and AI can enable better business

IBM Big Data Hub

Online analytical processing (OLAP) database systems and artificial intelligence (AI) complement each other and can help enhance data analysis and decision-making when used in tandem. This siloed approach often resulted in data redundancy and complexity, hampering integration with other business systems.

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Master Your Power BI Environment with Tabular Models

Jet Global

Microsoft’s launch of the Power BI platform several years ago marked the company’s entrance into an important space within the business applications market. As the Microsoft Dynamics ERP products transition to a cloud-first model, Microsoft has positioned Power BI as the future of business intelligence for its Dynamics family of products.

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How Aura from Unity revolutionized their big data pipeline with Amazon Redshift Serverless

AWS Big Data

Amazon Redshift is a recommended service for online analytical processing (OLAP) workloads such as cloud data warehouses, data marts, and other analytical data stores. We explore why Aura chose this solution and what technological challenges it helped solve.