Cloudera’s data-in-motion architecture is a comprehensive set of scalable, modular, re-composable capabilities that help organizations deliver smart automation and real-time data products with maximum efficiency while remaining agile to meet changing business needs. In this blog, we will examine the “why” behind streaming data and review some high-level guidelines for how organizations should build their data-in-motion architecture of the future.

History is full of dynamic duos like peanut butter and jelly or Batman and Robin—but is it time to add APIs and ERPs to the mix? According to a 2019 study by Cloud Elements, APIs and ERPs are essential to modern business strategy. 55 percent of respondents believe that API integrations are “critical” to their operations. What’s more, the survey’s participants say that ERPs are one of their top three business use cases for API integrations.

Manufacturing has been one of the most prominent industries worldwide since the Industrial Revolution. Since then, from producing textiles to computer chips, manufacturers have always looked for ways to innovate. In the age of AI and APIs (or application programming interfaces), tech companies are looking for technological breakthroughs to gain an edge over the competition.

I’m happy to share that Snowflake has signed the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Secure By Design Pledge as we champion the advancement of industry standards for security in technology design. The CISA pledge to foster tech-ecosystem security deeply aligns with Snowflake’s own product design ethos, where security is built in from the start.

The open-source philosophy and principles have always been about the democratization of knowledge—giving everyone the opportunity to access, learn, modify, and share software freely. As we see AI technologies seemingly taking over our day-to-day lives, we need those benefits in AI as well. Open-source AI inherits the open-source principles. It fosters transparency and collaboration, allowing us to build robust and secure AI systems.

With practically everything moving online now and consumers making snap decisions about what to buy and what not- can you really afford to not have an ecommerce website for your business? Well, we don’t think so! According to Tech Jury, 90% of online experiences begin with a search engine. Yes, that’s true! This basically means that if your business doesn’t have a website, you’re losing out on a lot of potential consumers.

Product analytics helps you understand how users interact with your product, offering insights that drive growth and improve user experience. In this guide, you’ll learn about essential metrics, strategies, and tools for effective product analytics. By leveraging these insights, businesses can make informed decisions, optimize product features, and enhance overall user satisfaction.