by Thomas Evans | Apr 16, 2019 | Business Intelligence, Open Source |
Another one of the open source projects I readily follow is Apache Superset. Superset is part of innovative ecosystem surrounding PrestoDB. So to start with, let’s cover off what Superset is and why it’s so darn awesome… Superset (previously known as...
by Kate Loguteva | Apr 10, 2019 | Business Intelligence, Data Integration, Open Source |
Have you heard about the full stack web developers? Unlike those developers who are specialised in front-end or back-end, a full stack developer can do all of that alone. My area is databases. I’m quite confident in calling myself a relational databases...
by Thomas Evans | Apr 2, 2019 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, CloudBI, Open Source |
On a daily basis I have the benefit of working with organisations who are somewhere on a journey with data. Working with big or small, flush or practically bust, petabytes or megabytes, organisations see some innovative solutions deployed. One thing I often see...
by Anastasia Gorbatenko | Jul 26, 2018 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, Open Source |
Here I would like to share one of the tricks I used in different project implementations to simplify aggregation, avoid manual coding and leave room for scaling. I’ll explain the process using the following example. Lets say we work for a big online shop and...
by Thomas Evans | May 15, 2018 | AgileBI, Amazon Web Services, Analytics, Business Intelligence, CloudBI, Data Integration, General, Managed BI, Managed services, MongoDB, Open Source, Training |
If you’ve chatted with me in depth about BI/DW it’s highly likely I’ve mentioned Presto – an open source project I’ve been following for the last few years. Presto is a “SQL on anything” distributed SQL query engine which was...
by Kate Loguteva | Apr 18, 2018 | Business Intelligence, ODE, Open Source |
We were recently approached by a client with an interesting job – they wanted us to create a solution for Persistent Staging Area for them, and the requirements were quite broad. They had an MS SQL Server as their RDBMS and the loading tool was SSIS, just to...
