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What is a Data Catalog? Features, Best Practices, and Benefits

A data catalog is a central inventory of organizational data. It provides a comprehensive view of all data assets in an organization, including databases, tables, files, and data sources. Efficiently managing large amounts of information is crucial for companies to stay competitive. This practice is especially applicable to large organizations with scattered data.

Snowflake Data Clean Rooms: Securely Collaborate to Unlock Insights and Value

In December 2023, Snowflake announced its acquisition of data clean room technology provider Samooha. Samooha’s intuitive UI and focus on reducing the complexity of sharing data led to it being named one of the most innovative data science companies of 2024 by Fast Company. Now, Samooha’s offering is integrated into Snowflake and launched as Snowflake Data Clean Rooms, a Snowflake Native App on Snowflake Marketplace, generally available to customers in AWS East, AWS West and Azure West.

Data Architecture and Strategy in the AI Era

At a time when AI is exploding in popularity and finding its way into nearly every facet of business operations, data has arguably never been more valuable. More recently, that value has been made clear by the emergence of AI-powered technologies like generative AI (GenAI) and the use of Large Language Models (LLMs).

Maximizing Efficiency: Streamlining Your Business with Advanced SFDC Strategies

If you’re navigating the complexities of CRM and business automation, SFDC could be the game-changer you need. With SFDC, or Salesforce.com, businesses access a suite of tools for customer relationship management, marketing automation, and analytics to streamline operations. This article offers a focused look at how implementing SFDC strategies can elevate your data handling, improve customer engagement, and protect your information, all while bolstering your sales and marketing efforts.

The Essential Role of a Data Steward in Modern Business Intelligence

At the intersection of data management and business strategy lies the data steward. Tasked with safeguarding data integrity and enabling informed business intelligence, data stewards are fundamental to modern organizations. They ensure data is clean, compliant, and utilized effectively. Our exploration will detail the crucial role of data stewardship in navigating and leveraging an enterprise’s data landscape.

Episode 5: Data democratization and readiness for AI | Powell Industries

The key to breaking down data silos and fostering innovation goes well beyond having the right technology. It’s the people and processes that truly drive change. Ajay Bidani, Data and Insights Manager at Powell Industries, shares his perspective on how a strong, inclusive data culture is fueling the manufacturer’s global success.

How to Unlock the Power of Event-Driven Architecture | Designing Event-Driven Microservices

An Event-Driven Architecture is more than just a set of microservices. Event Streams should represent the central nervous system, providing the bulk of communication between all components in the platform. Unfortunately, many projects stall long before they reach this point.

Snowflake Invests in Observe to Expand Observability in the Data Cloud

As organizations seek to drive more value from their data, observability plays a vital role in ensuring the performance, security and reliability of applications and pipelines while helping to reduce costs. At Snowflake, we aim to provide developers and engineers with the best possible observability experience to monitor and manage their Snowflake environment. One of our partners in this area is Observe, which offers a SaaS observability product that is built and operated on the Data Cloud.

Predict Known Categorical Outcomes with Snowflake Cortex ML Classification, Now in Public Preview

Today, enterprises are focused on enhancing decision-making with the power of AI and machine learning (ML). But the complexity of ML models and data science techniques often leaves behind organizations without data scientists or with limited data science resources. And for those organizations with strong data analyst resources, complex ML models and frameworks may seem overwhelming, potentially preventing them from driving faster, higher-quality insights.