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Breaking State and Local Data Silos with Modern Data Architectures

Cloudera

Data is the fuel that drives government, enables transparency, and powers citizen services. That should be easy, but when agencies don’t share data or applications, they don’t have a unified view of people. Legacy data sharing involves proliferating copies of data, creating data management, and security challenges.

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Real-Time CDC With Rockset And Confluent Cloud

Rockset

Breaking Bad… Data Silos We haven’t quite figured out how to avoid using relational databases. Folks have definitely tried, and while Apache Kafka® has become the standard for event-driven architectures, it still struggles to replace your everyday PostgreSQL database instance in the modern application stack.

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Data Contracts and 4 Other Ways to Overcome Schema Changes

Monte Carlo

There are virtually an unlimited number of ways data can break. But perhaps one of the most common reasons for data quality challenges are software feature updates and other changes made upstream by software engineers. In fact, most of the time they are unaware of these data quality challenges.

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DataOps: What Is It, Core Principles, and Tools For Implementation

phData: Data Engineering

DataOps: What Is It, Core Principles, and Tools For Implementation Nick Goble January 3, 2022 When building a successful company, it’s critical to have a strategy around how you build and scale your business from a technology and data perspective. Table of Contents How Impactful is Your Data? What’s Data Strategy? No problem!

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Snowflake’s Single Platform Improves Performance, Advances Mission Criticality, and Analytics While Supporting More Data Types

Snowflake

The world is undergoing a remarkable transformation fueled by data. Organizations have accumulated silos across their data infrastructure to support various workloads, languages, tools, and formats because of technology limitations. We’re going to summarize these new capabilities in this blog post.