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Rapidminer Platform Supports Entire Data Science Lifecycle

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

Rapidminer is a visual enterprise data science platform that includes data extraction, data mining, deep learning, artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) and predictive analytics. It can support AI/ML processes with data preparation, model validation, results visualization and model optimization.

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Enable business users to analyze large datasets in your data lake with Amazon QuickSight

AWS Big Data

Events and many other security data types are stored in Imperva’s Threat Research Multi-Region data lake. Imperva harnesses data to improve their business outcomes. As part of their solution, they are using Amazon QuickSight to unlock insights from their data.

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Enhance monitoring and debugging for AWS Glue jobs using new job observability metrics, Part 3: Visualization and trend analysis using Amazon QuickSight

AWS Big Data

QuickSight makes it straightforward for business users to visualize data in interactive dashboards and reports. Analyzing historical patterns allows you to optimize performance, identify issues proactively, and improve planning. You can deploy the end-to-end solution to visualize and analyze trends of the observability metrics.

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Optimize data layout by bucketing with Amazon Athena and AWS Glue to accelerate downstream queries

AWS Big Data

In the era of data, organizations are increasingly using data lakes to store and analyze vast amounts of structured and unstructured data. Data lakes provide a centralized repository for data from various sources, enabling organizations to unlock valuable insights and drive data-driven decision-making.

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Navigating Data Entities, BYOD, and Data Lakes in Microsoft Dynamics

Jet Global

Data Lakes. There has been a lot of talk over the past year or two in the D365F&SCM world about “data lakes.” Data lakes serve a fundamentally different purpose than data warehouses, in the sense that they are optimized for extremely high volumes of data that may or may not be structured.

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Build a transactional data lake using Apache Iceberg, AWS Glue, and cross-account data shares using AWS Lake Formation and Amazon Athena

AWS Big Data

Building a data lake on Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) provides numerous benefits for an organization. However, many use cases, like performing change data capture (CDC) from an upstream relational database to an Amazon S3-based data lake, require handling data at a record level. Choose Create.

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Petabyte-scale log analytics with Amazon S3, Amazon OpenSearch Service, and Amazon OpenSearch Ingestion

AWS Big Data

At the same time, they need to optimize operational costs to unlock the value of this data for timely insights and do so with a consistent performance. With this massive data growth, data proliferation across your data stores, data warehouse, and data lakes can become equally challenging.

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