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When you’re in the market for a technology that will help your business run better, you’re likely to hear solution and platform vendors make pitches that focus on their current features and functionality, as well as capabilities they’ve got on their innovation road maps. Impressive as these things may be, they still may not deliver the outcomes you need.

Every day, data analysts face the challenge of understanding and creating reports from their data warehouse. This difficulty may stem from the fact that data comes from multiple locations and often does not cohesively align. However, with a few tools at your disposal, you can efficiently create data modeling reports based on your organization's unique business needs. These techniques are some of the most effective data modeling techniques for data analytics teams everywhere.

As organizations wrangle with the explosive growth in data volume they are presented with today, efficiency and scalability of storage become pivotal to operating a successful data platform for driving business insight and value. Apache Ozone is a distributed, scalable, and high performance object store, available with Cloudera Data Platform Private Cloud.

I am a firm believer that data is shaping the world around us, and so I constantly strive to drive awareness about the value of data and how it can bring great benefits to businesses and people. And, as I explained to Joe DosSantos in the latest episode of Data Brilliant, that means helping people identify the right data career path for them, and helping organizations understand the roles and skills they need within their business to help them succeed.

HubSpot is one of the leading CRMs for fast-growing companies. It allows you to run your marketing and sales pipelines smoothly from a single web application. But there is a problem. HubSpot offers limited tools to track and analyze your data. To answer your most pressing analytical queries you need to work with the raw data that is hidden in your CRM.

A hands-on guide to building an Android app with AWS Amplify and Bitrise

Continuous integration and continuous deployment—known colloquially as CI/CD—are essential strategies for building modern software applications. The goal of these processes is to foster a culture of continuous updates. CI is the process by which an external machine (not your local development environment) fetches your app and dependencies and then runs a test suite to ensure everything in your application builds and runs correctly.

Building a great story-telling dashboard is easy if you understand your audience, access the right data, and choose the right charts and metrics.