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Gain insights from historical location data using Amazon Location Service and AWS analytics services

AWS Big Data

The solution consists of the following interfaces: IoT or mobile application – A mobile application or an Internet of Things (IoT) device allows the tracking of a company vehicle while it is in use and transmits its current location securely to the data ingestion layer in AWS. You’re now ready to query the tables using Athena.

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Improve power utility operational efficiency using smart sensor data and Amazon QuickSight

AWS Big Data

In this series of posts, we walk you through how we use Amazon QuickSight , a serverless, fully managed, business intelligence (BI) service that enables data-driven decision making at scale. Solution overview The following highly simplified architectural diagram illustrates the smart sensor data collection and processing.

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Harnessing Streaming Data: Insights at the Speed of Life

Sisense

The world is moving faster than ever, and companies processing large amounts of rapidly changing or growing data need to evolve to keep up — especially with the growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices all around us. Let’s look at a few ways that different industries take advantage of streaming data.

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Build Hybrid Data Pipelines and Enable Universal Connectivity With CDF-PC Inbound Connections

Cloudera

In the second blog of the Universal Data Distribution blog series , we explored how Cloudera DataFlow for the Public Cloud (CDF-PC) can help you implement use cases like data lakehouse and data warehouse ingest, cybersecurity, and log optimization, as well as IoT and streaming data collection.

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What is a Data Pipeline?

Jet Global

Data Extraction : The process of gathering data from disparate sources, each of which may have its own schema defining the structure and format of the data and making it available for processing. This can include tasks such as data ingestion, cleansing, filtering, aggregation, or standardization.