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Fundamentals of Data Engineering

Xebia

The following is a review of the book Fundamentals of Data Engineering by Joe Reis and Matt Housley, published by O’Reilly in June of 2022, and some takeaway lessons. The authors state that the target audience is technical people and, second, business people who work with technical people. Nevertheless, I strongly agree.

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Trends in Cloud Jobs In 2019

ParkMyCloud

Business Intelligence Analyst. A BI analyst has strong skills in database technology, analytics, and reporting tools and excellent knowledge and understanding of computer science, information systems or engineering. BI Analyst can also be described as BI Developers, BI Managers, and Big Data Engineer or Data Scientist.

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Data Mesh Architecture: Concept, Main Principles, and Implementation

Altexsoft

This basic principle corresponds to that of agile software development or approaches such as DevOps, Domain-Driven Design, and Microservices: DevOps (development and operations) is a practice that aims at merging development, quality assurance, and operations (deployment and integration) into a single, continuous set of processes.

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Topics to watch at the Strata Data Conference in New York 2019

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Machine learning, artificial intelligence, data engineering, and architecture are driving the data space. The Strata Data Conferences helped chronicle the birth of big data, as well as the emergence of data science, streaming, and machine learning (ML) as disruptive phenomena.

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Enterprise Data Warehouse: Concepts, Architecture, and Components

Altexsoft

With a data warehouse, an enterprise is able to manage huge data sets, without administering multiple databases. Such practice is a futureproof way of storing data for business intelligence (BI) , which is a set of methods/technologies of transforming raw data into actionable insights. Subject-oriented data.

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Analytics Maturity Model: Levels, Technologies, and Applications

Altexsoft

We will describe each level from the following perspectives: differences on the operational level; analytics tools companies use to manage and analyze data; business intelligence applications in real life; challenges to overcome and key changes that lead to transition. Introducing data engineering and data science expertise.

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Less is More: The Benefits of Streamlining Your Data Integration Workflow

Datavail

According to an IDG survey , companies now use an average of more than 400 different data sources for their business intelligence and analytics processes. What’s more, 20 percent of these companies are using 1,000 or more sources, far too many to be properly managed by human data engineers. Conclusion.

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