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Fundamentals of Data Engineering

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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. This book is as good for a project manager or any other non-technical role as it is for a computer science student or a data engineer.

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10 highest-paying IT jobs

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There’s an ever-growing need for technical pros who can handle the rapid pace of technology, ensuring businesses keep up with industry standards, compliance regulations, and emerging or disruptive technologies. The demand for specialized skills has boosted salaries in cybersecurity, data, engineering, development, and program management.

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IT leaders rethink talent strategies to cope with AI skills crunch

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And they need people who can manage the emerging risks and compliance requirements associated with AI. For example, Napoli needs conventional data wrangling, data engineering, and data governance skills, as well as IT pros versed in newer tools and techniques such as vector databases, large language models (LLMs), and prompt engineering.

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The 10 most in-demand tech jobs for 2023 — and how to hire for them

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Database developers should have experience with NoSQL databases, Oracle Database, big data infrastructure, and big data engines such as Hadoop. This role is vital for improving and maintaining IT and cloud infrastructure, ultimately boosting productivity in the business.

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Generative AI is a make-or-break moment for CIOs

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This archetype is the simplest, both in terms of engineering and infrastructure needs, and is generally the fastest to get up and running. It does not allow for integration of proprietary data and offers the fewest privacy and IP protections. Because of the cost and complexity, this will be the least-common archetype.

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Blotout raises $3M seed to build privacy-focused customer data platform

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. “Unlike most of the companies that analyze data post collection, we are actually enabling the pipe at collection time and integrating all of the privacy stack into the collection itself. So you have consent and collection [built] into your own infrastructure,” Shinde explained. Image Credits: Blotout.

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Union.ai raises $10M to simplify AI and ML workflow orchestration

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“A managed version of Flyte, called Union Cloud, will allow smaller teams and organizations to use the power of Flyte without the need to staff up on infrastructure teams,” Umare continued. “We [founded Union] because we believe that machine learning and data workflows are fundamentally different from software deployments.