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Data Warehouses, Data Marts and Data Lakes

Analytics Vidhya

Introduction All data mining repositories have a similar purpose: to onboard data for reporting intents, analysis purposes, and delivering insights. By their definition, the types of data it stores and how it can be accessible to users differ.

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An Introduction to Data Warehouse

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction The following is an in-depth article explaining what data warehousing is as well as its types, characteristics, benefits, and disadvantages. What is a data warehouse? A few of the topics which we will cover in the article are: 1.

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Data Warehouses: Basic Concepts for data enthusiasts

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction The purpose of a data warehouse is to combine multiple sources to generate different insights that help companies make better decisions and forecasting. It consists of historical and commutative data from single or multiple sources.

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Most Frequently Asked Data Warehouse Interview Questions

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Organizations are turning to cloud-based technology for efficient data collecting, reporting, and analysis in today’s fast-changing business environment. Data and analytics have become critical for firms to remain competitive.

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The Next-Generation Cloud Data Lake: An Open, No-Copy Data Architecture

In an effort to be data-driven, many organizations are looking to democratize data. However, they often struggle with increasingly larger data volumes, reverting back to bottlenecking data access to manage large numbers of data engineering requests and rising data warehousing costs.

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Data Lake or Data Warehouse- Which is Better?

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Data is defined as information that has been organized in a meaningful way. Data collection is critical for businesses to make informed decisions, understand customers’ […]. The post Data Lake or Data Warehouse- Which is Better?

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What are Schemas in Data Warehouse Modeling?

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Do you think you can derive insights from raw data? Wouldn’t the process be much easier if the raw data were more organized and clean? Here’s when Data […]. The post What are Schemas in Data Warehouse Modeling?

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The Unexpected Cost of Data Copies

An organization’s data is copied for many reasons, namely ingesting datasets into data warehouses, creating performance-optimized copies, and building BI extracts for analysis. Read this whitepaper to learn: Why organizations frequently end up with unnecessary data copies.

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Checklist Report: Preparing for the Next-Generation Cloud Data Architecture

Data architectures to support reporting, business intelligence, and analytics have evolved dramatically over the past 10 years. Download this TDWI Checklist report to understand: How your organization can make this transition to a modernized data architecture. The decision making around this transition.

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Top Considerations for Building an Open Cloud Data Lake

Data fuels the modern enterprise — today more than ever, businesses compete on their ability to turn big data into essential business insights. Increasingly, enterprises are leveraging cloud data lakes as the platform used to store data for analytics, combined with various compute engines for processing that data.

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TCO Considerations of Using a Cloud Data Warehouse for BI and Analytics

Enterprises are pouring money into data management software – to the tune of $73 billion in 2020 – but are seeing very little return on their data investments.