With 19 million customers, NatWest is a household name in banking. We talked to David Charnley, the bank’s Head of Strategy and Transformation for Data and Analytics, to learn how Snowflake’s Data Cloud provides new insights into customer activities. NatWest collaborates across several areas of the business, including risk teams, retail teams, and ESG teams, to produce in-depth analysis of its customers’ carbon footprints. Using Snowflake, the bank combines risk data, customer identity data, transactions, and activity to paint a rich and detailed picture of how the actions customers take every day add to their emissions totals.

Snowflake’s cross-cloud platform enables domain teams to seamlessly collaborate and share data products across clouds and regions without copying or ETL. Domain teams can work with tools and languages of their choice, and scale resources independently with Snowflake’s elastic performance engine. With Snowflake, organizations can strike the right balance between domain ownership and governance standards.

Startup companies who build their network infrastructure around Snowflake find they not only can be better at using data to deliver a superior customer experience, but they can easily scale their business when they start to achieve explosive growth. In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Gautam Srinivasan, Snowflake India Correspondent chats Ben Gotfredson, Head of Startup Programs at Snowflake, talks about all the ways Snowflake energizes startup companies, as well as the huge business opportunity for those who want to build an app directly on Snowflake.

Snowflake’s platform powers applications with virtually unlimited performance, concurrency, and scale. Delivered as a service, Snowflake handles the infrastructure complexity, so you can focus on innovating. With Snowflake for Applications, enjoy near-unlimited scalability and concurrency and accelerated time-to-market with no SRE/DevOps burden.

It’s no secret that consumer behavior and expectations changed dramatically during the two years of the COVID pandemic, changes that have disrupted supply chains and raised the marketing and customer service bar for retailers. In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” host Gautam Srinivasan chats with Freddy Guard, Snowflake’s Head of Retail & CPG for North America, about those changes and how it has accelerated the demand for cloud-based, data-driven solutions to meet the challenges those changes have engendered.

Fivetran, the provider of connectors that feed data into data pipelines, has had a long-standing, symbiotic relationship with Snowflake. In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Gautam Srinivasan, Snowflake India Correspondent chats with TJ Chandler, Managing Director for the APAC Region at Fivetran, about that relationship and about Fivetran’s mission “to make access to data as simple and reliable as electricity.”

Just as iTunes and Spotify transformed the music industry, Snowflake’s Data Cloud is transforming companies and industries.

Houseware is the winner of the 2022 Startup Challenge, and in this video, you’ll find out exactly why. Their vision was to enable users inside sales, product, and marketing to be more than just consumers of the Data Cloud dashboard—and to allow anyone to create data applications. Hear firsthand from the Houseware co-founders.

More than ever, data platforms are becoming direct drivers of revenue. In this interview, host Ryan Green talks with Shane Murray, Field CTO at Monte Carlo, and Vishal Shah, Data Architect Manager at Pitney Bowes, about the importance of democratizing data, accountability, and fostering a self-service data mindset.

The digital payment market is experiencing explosive growth, and the competition among digital payment app providers is fierce. In India, which has the largest digital payment market in the world, Ring is setting itself apart from the crowd by tapping into the power of Snowflake’s Data Cloud to harness the data needed to provide a superior customer experience. Learn more in this “Data Cloud Now” interview with Ring Founder and CTO Karan Mehta.