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Data Warehouse Teams Adapt to Be Data Driven

TDAN

When companies embark on a journey of becoming data-driven, usually, this goes hand in and with using new technologies and concepts such as AI and data lakes or Hadoop and IoT. Suddenly, the data warehouse team and their software are not the only ones anymore that turn data […].

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Data Lakes: What Are They and Who Needs Them?

Jet Global

The sheer scale of data being captured by the modern enterprise has necessitated a monumental shift in how that data is stored. From the humble database through to data warehouses , data stores have grown both in scale and complexity to keep pace with the businesses they serve, and the data analysis now required to remain competitive.

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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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Snowflake: Data Ingestion Using Snowpipe and AWS Glue

BizAcuity

This typically requires a data warehouse for analytics needs that is able to ingest and handle real time data of huge volumes. Snowflake is a cloud-native platform that eliminates the need for separate data warehouses, data lakes, and data marts allowing secure data sharing across the organization.

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The Data Landscape is Fragmented, but Your (Logical) Data Warehouse Doesn’t Have to Be

Data Virtualization

The current data landscape is fragmented, not just in location but also in terms of shape and processing paradigms: data lakes, IoT architectures, noSQL and graph data stores, SaaS vendors, etc. are found coexisting with relational databases to fuel the.

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NJ Transit creates ‘data engine’ to fuel transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

Collectively, the agencies also have pilots up and running to test electric buses and IoT sensors scattered throughout the transportation system. Data from that surfeit of applications was distributed in multiple repositories, mostly traditional databases. We didn’t care about what the data was,” he says. “I

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PepsiCo transforms for the digital era

CIO Business Intelligence

Now halfway into its five-year digital transformation, PepsiCo has checked off many important boxes — including employee buy-in, Kanioura says, “because one way or another every associate in every plant, data center, data warehouse, and store are using a derivative of this transformation.”