Dataversity

AUGUST 30, 2021

DataOps, which focuses on automated tools throughout the ETL development cycle, responds to a huge challenge for data integration and ETL projects in general. The post DataOps Highlights the Need for Automated ETL Testing (Part 1) appeared first on DATAVERSITY. Click to learn more about author Wayne Yaddow. The […].

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Alation

JUNE 21, 2022

The audience grew to include data scientists (who were even more scarce and expensive) and their supporting resources (e.g., ML and DataOps teams). After that came data governance , privacy, and compliance staff. Power business users and other non-purely-analytic data citizens came after that. data pipelines) to support.

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Precisely

SEPTEMBER 18, 2023

Data observability is a key element of data operations (DataOps). It enables a big-picture understanding of the health of your organization’s data through continuous AI/ML-enabled monitoring – detecting anomalies throughout the data pipeline and preventing data downtime.

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Iguazio

JULY 22, 2024

AI offers a transformative approach by automating the interpretation of regulations, supporting data cleansing, and enhancing the efficacy of surveillance systems. AI-powered systems can analyze transactions in real-time and flag suspicious activities more accurately, which helps institutions take informed actions to prevent financial losses.

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Alation

APRIL 4, 2023

Now, joint users will get an enhanced view into cloud and data transformations , with valuable context to guide smarter usage. At the heart of this release is the need to empower people with the right information at the right time. To build effective data pipelines, they need context (or metadata) on every source.

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Precisely

DECEMBER 12, 2023

quintillion exabytes of data every da y. That information resides in multiple systems, including legacy on-premises systems, cloud applications, and hybrid environments. It includes streaming data from smart devices and IoT sensors, mobile trace data, and more. Data is the fuel that feeds digital transformation.

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Alation

MAY 31, 2023

The Data Governance & Information Quality Conference (DGIQ) is happening soon — and we’ll be onsite in San Diego from June 5-9. If you’re not familiar with DGIQ, it’s the world’s most comprehensive event dedicated to, you guessed it, data governance and information quality. The best part?

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DataRobot Blog

SEPTEMBER 13, 2022

According to IDC , 83% of CEOs want their organizations to be more data-driven. Data scientists could be your key to unlocking the potential of the Information Revolution—but what do data scientists do? What Do Data Scientists Do? Data scientists drive business outcomes. Awareness and Activation.

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Alation

MAY 24, 2022

It signals what data is trustworthy, reliable, and safe to use. It empowers engineers to oversee data pipelines that deliver trusted data to the wider organization. Yet data quality information is often siloed from those who need it most. It affects everyone who produces and consumes data.

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Alation

APRIL 18, 2023

This, in turn, helps them to build new data pipelines, solutions, and products, or clean up the data that’s there. It bears mentioning data profiling has evolved tremendously. In the past, experts would need to write dozens of queries to extract this information over hours or days.

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Dataversity

JULY 1, 2022

Businesses rely on data to drive revenue and create better customer experiences – […]. A 20-year-old article from MIT Technology Review tells us that good software “is usable, reliable, defect-free, cost-effective, and maintainable. And software now is none of those things.” Today, most businesses would beg to differ.

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