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How smava makes loans transparent and affordable using Amazon Redshift Serverless

AWS Big Data

To speed up the self-service analytics and foster innovation based on data, a solution was needed to provide ways to allow any team to create data products on their own in a decentralized manner. To create and manage the data products, smava uses Amazon Redshift , a cloud data warehouse.

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BMW Cloud Efficiency Analytics powered by Amazon QuickSight and Amazon Athena

AWS Big Data

The difference lies in when and where data transformation takes place. In ETL, data is transformed before it’s loaded into the data warehouse. In ELT, raw data is loaded into the data warehouse first, then it’s transformed directly within the warehouse.

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Run Apache Hive workloads using Spark SQL with Amazon EMR on EKS

AWS Big Data

Apache Hive is a distributed, fault-tolerant data warehouse system that enables analytics at a massive scale. Spark SQL is an Apache Spark module for structured data processing. Note: -Your query environment must have the Hive Client tool installed and a connection to your Hive metastore or AWS Glue Data Catalog.

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Exploring the AI and data capabilities of watsonx

IBM Big Data Hub

While they require task-specific labeled data for fine tuning, they also offer clients the best cost performance trade-off for non-generative use cases. offers a Prompt Lab, where users can interact with different prompts using prompt engineering on generative AI models for both zero-shot prompting and few-shot prompting.

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Lay the groundwork now for advanced analytics and AI

CIO Business Intelligence

In the past, First Service Credit Union’s Chief data officer Ty Robbins struggled to integrate data from the legacy, non-relational, and often proprietary tabular databases on which many credit unions run. Each of the acquired companies had multiple data sets with different primary keys, says Hepworth. “We