Flexibility, simplicity, and sharing are the key benefits organizations realize when they move their data to the cloud. In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Gautam Srinivasan, Snowflake India Correspondent chats with Clarke Patterson, Senior Director for Market Intelligence at Snowflake, about those benefits, and how Snowflake makes it all possible.

As financial service companies look to pull siloed data off legacy systems and move it to the cloud, more and more are turning to Snowflake to help them tackle that challenge. So says Adam Hirsh, Managing Director at EY, a financial services consulting company, in this wide-ranging interview with “Data Cloud Now” host Ryan Green. The conversation includes a discussion of the benefits financial service firms hope to realize by harmonizing their data across their organization as well as a discussion about the various challenges facing the industry, including increasingly complex regulations, the rise of ESG considerations, and the need to address security and data governance concerns.

In this episode of “Powered by Snowflake,” Avi Shua, CEO and Co-founder of Orca Security discusses the differentiators that set his company’s platform apart from other cloud security offerings, differentiators that include its use of a unified data model and its patent-pending side scanning technology. The result is a holistic cloud security platform capable of monitoring all risk factors, such as vulnerabilities and misconfiguration and identity issues, and analyzing them in relation to one another to better prioritize potential threats and attack paths. It’s a platform that takes full advantage of Snowflake’s processing and data sharing power.

How are today’s most technologically savvy companies using data and what benefits are they realizing? The answers are revealed in Snowflake’s recently published report, “How to Win in The Data Economy,” which collects responses from 250 IT leaders and 750 business leaders across various industries. In this “Data Cloud Now” interview with host Ryan Green, Snowflake’s Principle Data Strategist, Jennifer Belissent, walks through some of the highlights of the report.

Iceberg Tables, a new type of Snowflake table available in preview, pairs Snowflake’s powerful performance engine and platform capabilities with open formats in external storage. In this video, you will get:❄ An overview of Apache Iceberg❄ A demo showing how Iceberg Tables support interoperability between different tools❄ A technical deep dive on how Iceberg Tables work in Snowflake Links to Iceberg resources.

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” host Ryan Green chats with Pavel Dolezal and Petr Hunka of Keboola about a new wave of interest among businesses to take advantage of the latest developments in Snowflake and Keboola technologies to simplify their data architectures. “People are now more interested in changing the whole company to be data driven, changing business processes with AI, instead of changing just one part,” says Dolezal, “And Snowflake has definitely changed how the game is played.”

Learn how Snowflake can be used to efficiently calculate On Time In Full metrics and how Snowflake can simplify and improve your inventory management process in this tutorial from Snowflake senior sales engineer, Benjamin McClellan.

Srini Nachinarkiniar, Accenture's Global Snowflake Practice Lead, sees every business as a data business. In this interview with Data Cloud Now host Ryan Green, Trini expands on this philosophy and discusses its three core principles: That data provides a strategic core, the importance of building an intelligent data foundation, and finding the right talent to establish a data culture.

How well are companies doing in providing their employees with the tools and training needed to deliver value from AI? In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Shaun McGirr of Dataiku addresses that question and shares the results of a recent survey his company conducted that suggests there’s much more work to be done to deliver on the aspirational goal of making AI usable and accessible across organizations. He also discusses the excitement that Snowpark is generating among those at the leading edge of AI.

How do two companies manage a relationship that is both competitive and supportive? Snowflake and Microsoft fall into that category. Take a peek behind the curtain of this unique partnership as “Data Cloud Now” host Ryan Green sits down with John Sapone of Snowflake and Tyler Bryson of Microsoft for an enlightening discussion.