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Iguazio named in Forrester's Now Tech: AI/ML Platforms, Q1 2022

We are delighted to share that Iguazio has been named along with Microsoft, Databricks, Cloudera, Alteryx and others in Now Tech: AI/ML Platforms, Q1 2022, Forrester’s Overview of the Leading AI/ML Platform Providers, by Mike Gualtieri. This report by Forrester Research looks at AI/ML Platform providers, to help technology executives evaluate and select one based on functionality aligned with their needs.

Apache Kafka to BigQuery: 2 Easy Methods

Organizations today have access to a wide stream of data. Data is generated from recommendation engines, page clicks, internet searches, product orders, and more. It is necessary to have an infrastructure that would enable you to stream your data as it gets generated and carry out analytics on the go. To aid this objective, incorporating a data pipeline for moving data from Apache Kafka to BigQuery is a step in the right direction.

The Best Guide to AUR-in Retail

AUR stands for average unit retail. It gives you the average selling price of a product in a given time period. An important e-commerce metric, AUR is typically calculated quarterly. But why is it important? And how can you use AUR-in retail to boost your e-commerce business? Let’s take a look at this important business metric and how Integrate.io's data integration solution can help you bring all your e-commerce data and statistics together.

Introducing Active Assist recommendations for BigQuery capacity planning

BigQuery already offers highly flexible pricing models, such as the on-demand and flat-rate pricing for running queries, to meet the diverse needs of our users. Today, we’re excited to make it even easier for you to optimize BigQuery usage with new BigQuery slot recommendations powered by Active Assist, a part of Google Cloud’s AIOps solution that uses data, intelligence, and machine learning to reduce cloud complexity and administrative toil.

The Usability of Dashboards (Part 1): Does Anyone Actually Use These Things?

Dashboards showing ever-increasing levels of information are more and more in demand, but perhaps less and less understood. In particular, application teams selling products are pushed by their customers to include “high-level overviews” and “real-time information” in their software. But do they use that information? How often? And what for? Sometimes a dashboard is a critical piece of software enabling near-instantaneous responses to extinction-level business catastrophes.