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Visualize data quality scores and metrics generated by AWS Glue Data Quality

AWS Big Data

It’s important for business users to be able to see quality scores and metrics to make confident business decisions and debug data quality issues. AWS Glue Data Quality generates a substantial amount of operational runtime information during the evaluation of rulesets. Avik Bhattacharjee is a Senior Partner Solutions Architect at AWS.

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13 power tips for Microsoft Power BI

CIO Business Intelligence

Power BI is Microsoft’s interactive data visualization and analytics tool for business intelligence (BI). With Power BI, you can pull data from almost any data source and create dashboards that track the metrics you care about the most.

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Goodbye Oracle Discoverer, Hello Next-Generation Reporting

Jet Global

Using OBIEE as Discoverer’s replacement is intended to help unlock the power of your information with robust reporting, ad hoc query and analysis, OLAP, dashboard, and scorecard functionality that offers the end user an experience that comes with visualization, collaboration, alert capabilities, and more. But does OBIEE stack up?

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Build an Amazon Redshift data warehouse using an Amazon DynamoDB single-table design

AWS Big Data

Typical use cases for DynamoDB are an ecommerce application handling a high volume of transactions, or a gaming application that needs to maintain scorecards for players and games. In traditional databases, we would model such applications using a normalized data model (entity-relation diagram).

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The Benefits, Challenges and Risks of Predictive Analytics for Your Application

Jet Global

The application becomes more intuitive and anticipates user needs, leading to higher retention rates and increased user interaction. For example, in an e-commerce application, predictive analytics can help anticipate spikes in traffic during specific events or seasons, allowing the team to scale server capacity accordingly.