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Amazon Redshift is a fully managed, petabyte-scale datawarehouse service in the cloud. Tens of thousands of customers use Amazon Redshift to process exabytes of data every day to power their analytics workloads. Amazon Redshift has recently added many SQL commands and expressions.
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Large-scale datawarehouse migration to the cloud is a complex and challenging endeavor that many organizations undertake to modernize their data infrastructure, enhance data management capabilities, and unlock new business opportunities. This makes sure the new data platform can meet current and future business goals.
First, accounting moved into the digital age and made it possible for data to be processed and summarized more efficiently. Spreadsheets enabled finance professionals to access data faster and to crunch the numbers with much greater ease. Today’s technology takes this evolution a step further.
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