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Manufacturing Insights that Transcend the Industry

Cloudera

Manufacturing as an industry has always been at the forefront of squeezing value from data. Instrumentation, highly connected systems, and automation have been part and parcel of manufacturing organisations for decades. Yet many manufacturers now feel they’ve bumped up against a ceiling. No pipedream.

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Big Data vs Traditional Data

Knowledge Hut

Data storing and processing is nothing new; organizations have been doing it for a few decades to reap valuable insights. Compared to that, Big Data is a much more recently derived term. So, what exactly is the difference between Traditional Data and Big Data? However, it also severely limits the scope of the data.

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Commercial Lines Insurance- the End of the Line for All Data

Cloudera

There is a wealth of data now available to make this possible. For example, the types of data sourced from other industries that we can use in the underwriting process include: Manufacturing – sensors (for quality, safety and maintenance-related). This results in enhancements in finance reporting or compliance.

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The Rise of Unstructured Data

Cloudera

In terms of representation, data can be broadly classified into two types: structured and unstructured. Structured data can be defined as data that can be stored in relational databases, and unstructured data as everything else.

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Now in Public Preview: Processing Files and Unstructured Data with Snowpark for Python

Snowflake

Processing files in a Python UDF and Stored Procedure has piqued the interest of our data scientists and paves the way for automation of new, complex data pipelines.” Mike Tuck, Air Pollution Specialist Why unstructured data?

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2020 Data Impact Award Winner Spotlight: Merck KGaA

Cloudera

Without meeting GxP compliance, the Merck KGaA team could not run the enterprise data lake needed to store, curate, or process the data required to inform business decisions. It established a data governance framework within its enterprise data lake. Underpinning everything with security and governance.

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A Guide to Data Contracts

Striim

According to them, a data contract implementation consists of the following components, as depicted below: Defining data contracts as code using open-source projects (e.g. Apache Avro) to serialize and deserialize structured data.