Data aggregation is the process of combining and summarizing data from disparate sources into a cohesive dataset. It prepares data for analysis, making it easier to obtain insights into patterns and insights that aren’t observable in isolated data points. Once aggregated, data is generally stored in a data warehouse. Then, you can leverage it to gain a holistic perspective on your operations and market trends, design effective risk management practices, and make more informed decisions overall.

Learn why SAP data is the critical ingredient for manufacturing organizations to move from reactive to predictive analytics.

Hello, Katalon users and software testing enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into a common challenge that many of you have encountered: navigating through a web page using the ‘Tab’ key. This blog post is inspired by a real-life scenario shared by a Katalon user on our community forum.

The service mesh architecture pattern has become a de facto standard for microservices-based projects. In fact, from the mesh standpoint, not just microservices but all components of an application should be under its control, including databases, event processing services, etc.

Time series data is everywhere. It captures how systems, behaviors and processes change over time. Enterprises across industries, such as Internet of Things (IoT), financial services, manufacturing and more, use this data to drive business and operational decisions. When using time series data to perform analytics and drive decisions, it’s often necessary to join several data sets.

Think about the difference between a basic and complex bug. A basic bug might be a typo in a button label – it's obvious and easy to fix. Complex bugs, though, are trickier. They might only happen under specific conditions, involve multiple parts of the software, or cause confusing symptoms. For these complex issues, a standard bug report isn't enough. Developers need more clues and context to pinpoint the problem. That's where an advanced bug report template comes in.