Analytics

Everything as a Service: Unlock Business Outcomes

In the wake of COVID-19, we saw a significant shift toward as-a-service offerings, something we haven’t seen in years. From conversations with CIOs over the past 12 months, we know they are looking for the flexibility, efficiencies and cost savings they get from the as-a-service model. This is especially important to them as they evolve their business models in a hybrid IT direction and become consumers of IT.

Data Warehouse vs Database: What is the difference and which one should you choose?

The world of big data is getting bigger every day. As the volume of data increases exponentially, businesses of all sizes try to capture raw data, process it, and extract insights for competitive decision-making. The end-to-end operation of extracting value from data is called the ETL process. It stands for: A crucial component of the ETL process is the data storage aspect. The two main contentious architectures for storage solutions are databases and data warehouses. But how do they differ?

Salesforce Rest API

REST API provides a solution for communicating easily with various apps, platforms, and web services. This tool allows the user to communicate and execute actions universally with various languages and more. Companies implementing REST API stand to gain a better experience and create more flexibility when using ERPs, CRMs, and more like Salesforce. When users connect to Salesforce with a REST API, they get more flexibility and options that make the process more actionable and streamlined.

The role of a CDO with Cosmo, Chief Destiny Officer

Have you ever wished you had a crystal ball? We tracked down a CDO who actually uses one. See, Cosmo, CDO is not a Chief Data Officer — he’s a Chief Destiny Officer. We’re all about data at Talend, but sometimes it’s good to see things from another perspective. We sat down with Cosmo to ask him about his job, his background, and his methods.

5 Tips for Pushing Data from Your Warehouse to Intercom

Intercom bills itself as a “conversational relationship platform,” helping businesses connect with their audiences primarily through live chat, as well as email and chatbots. The Intercom platform offers functionality including engagement and onboarding for new customers, support for existing customers, and marketing for potential customers on the fence.

Early-stage growth: Why shifting the founder mindset is critical to acquiring your first 10 customers

Growth. It’s the mountain every startup founder must learn to climb in order to run a successful business. And as with any great mountain, the journey to the top never feels more daunting than at the base. How your startup earns its first 10 customers will set the tone for the rest of the trek and determine how fast your team reaches the summit — if at all.

Change Data Capture: CDC for E-Commerce

Change data capture is one of the fundamental underpinnings of modern data management. Without knowing when their enterprise data has changed or refreshed with new information, businesses wouldn’t be able to access up-to-the-minute insights that help them stay competitive in a constantly shifting landscape. In change data capture (CDC), users are promptly notified (either in real-time or near real-time) when changes have been made to a source table or source database.

Spectacular growth: Beaumotica accelerates expansion with data-driven insights from Talend

Beaumotica combines smart lighting, design, and top brands to create the perfect mood and atmosphere for any room. And with help from Talend, the company can now combine data, analytics, and automation to optimize business decisions and accelerate growth. Last year alone the company tripled its business and expanded into new territories across Europe. Based in The Netherlands, Beaumotica has been growing steadily since 2007.

5 Tips for Pushing Data from Your Warehouse to SAP

Reverse ETL flips the targets and destinations of the standard ETL (extract, transform, load) process. Instead of collecting your data within a centralized data warehouse, reverse ETL transfers information out of this warehouse and into third-party operational systems for ease of access and better analytics and reporting. That’s all very well and good — but what does reverse ETL look like in practice with systems and software such as SAP?