by Tim Gray | Dec 4, 2018 | Amazon Web Services, Business Intelligence, CloudBI |
AWS re:Invent has just happened, and with it a huge number of announcements across the whole AWS portfolio. As usual there were so many announcements that its a bit hard to keep track of them all, so I thought I would pull out most of the announcements related to BI...
by Kate Loguteva | Nov 13, 2018 | AgileBI, Business Intelligence, Data Integration |
When it comes to the data storage in Business Intelligence, you have options of having an Operational Data Store (ODS), a Persistent Stage (PSA) and a Data Warehouse (DW); all of them are just databases though. I have noticed that sometimes these terms are used...
by Bronwyn Scott | Nov 8, 2018 | AgileBI, Business Intelligence, Training |
Enterprise Integration Platforms, such as the Enterprise Data Warehouse, store integrated data in a common database. The features of this common target schema typically include: Enterprise-wide scope, Auditable data, Data sourced from several source systems, A...
by Bronwyn Scott | Nov 6, 2018 | AgileBI, Business Intelligence, Community, General, Training |
Kia ora and welcome to November! Once again, we’re moving swiftly towards the end of the year wondering how that happened so quickly! Thank you for being part of the OptimalBI whānau in 2018. We hope you enjoy all the festivities over the coming weeks and have...
by Bronwyn Scott | Oct 30, 2018 | AgileBI, Business Intelligence, Training |
Over the last few years there has been a rise of the Data Vault, and we’ve been right there with it. Our data warehouse developers are Data Vault Certified by the Genesee Academy, and we regularly host Hans or Remco from Genesee in our training room so you can...
by Nick Borrell | Oct 23, 2018 | Business Intelligence, General, Training |
You might think that Unix is some old school way of using computers that is slowly fading away, but having come back to computing (after living in the highlands of Scotland with no particular reason to use a computer for nearly three years), I’d have to say...
