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Three major patterns that contribute to tables with "high landing times" in data-warehouse are below. I am sure there are more, so please add in comments what can else cause high landing times: 1. Some of the processes which depend on x-org like finance/ledger etc. which by nature lands later than other datasets. You simply can not wait for this to publish your entire datawarehouse data to other down-streams. Have a process to adjust, reconcile and balance for teams who care, and for the rest have the metrics/data available as quickly as you can without this "special-data". 2. Waiting for the dimension-rich upstream tables. These upstream tables are very polished, they have derived+standard dimensions, which will make your reporting layer holistic and fancy. These kind of tables, often depend on multiple processes, or heavy data lifting to be ready (not always, but often), we should create a simpler data model without all the rich dimensions to limit these dependencies on such upstream tables- to unblock quicker metrics reading for the operational needs, experiment needs and timely monitoring needs. The dimension rich data model supporting majority of deep-dive type reporting and analytics can have slightly higher sla, with no major harm. 3. Inefficient logging or upstream- Sometimes, logging layer/upstream is just not correctly designed and coded, it may have unnecessary failures, etc which might be causing regular delays which are avoidable. Identify those, and flag/solve those. These will help improve your datasets' SLAs quite a bit. what else? #dataengineering
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📊 Il nostro BU Manager Alessandro Clerici ci invita a riflettere sull'importanza della #DataGovernance applicata alla realtà, non solo alla teoria. Un elemento chiave? Il #DataCatalog e il #Lineage, il fulcro che collega strategia e operatività, trasformando i dati in un vero asset strategico. Un approccio che condividiamo pienamente e che ci guida nelle nostre implementazioni. 🚀
The first days of the year are the perfect time to reflect on past experiences and figure out where we can improve. Over the last few years, I’ve been involved in implementing Data Governance in some of the largest financials institutions, both in Italy and internationally. I’ve noticed a common thread that unites many of them: too often, Data Governance is approached in a purely theoretical way, without leading to tangible results. And the big missing piece is almost always the Data Catalog (including Lineage). Why are the Data Catalog and Lineage so important? It’s the “pivot” that connects the company’s Data Governance strategy to its operational reality. On one hand, it allows us to catalog and classify data; on the other, it serves as an integration point for other key elements such as Data Quality and the Business Glossary. The result? Data Governance procedures are implemented in a practical way, no longer just “theory on paper.” Only by doing so will we be able to turn data into a real strategic asset for the company.
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❄️ la funzione di ordine superiore #REDUCE è ora in GA - Generally Availability - su #Snowflake! Le funzioni di ordine superiore sono ottimali per operazioni su array e accettano come input un’altra funzione, ad esempio una lambda, e risultano in particolare utili per operazioni su dati semi-strutturati. Da Maggio 2024, da quando sono state lanciate le funzioni SQL di ordine superiore per semplificare e rendere più performanti le operazioni sugli array, i.e. #FILTER e #TRANSFORM, sono state eseguite dai nostri clienti più di 13.5 milioni di query che le utilizzano. REDUCE esegue sofisticate aggregazioni e complesse operazioni sugli array, semplificando la complessità logica nell’ implementare analitiche avanzate, rendendo più leggibile e più performante il codice rispetto ai precedenti workaround basati su LATERAL FLATTEN o UDF. Nell’articolo è riportato un esempio in cui comprendere meglio l’uso di REDUCE, apprezzare visivamente la semplificazione del codice e verificare con i numeri i miglioramenti di performance.
The REDUCE function is now generally available in Snowflake! The REDUCE function is a higher-order SQL function that processes elements in an array and reduces them to a single value using a lambda expression. This function empowers users to perform sophisticated aggregations and express complex operations on arrays in a concise manner. With the new REDUCE function, you can: ✅ Simplify complex logic: Replace intricate query constructs with concise expressions that are easier to understand and maintain. In addition, utilize lambda expressions for modular and expressive code. ✅ Perform advanced analytics: Go beyond simple analytics using the higher-order functions that allow you to iterate over array elements and implement custom logic for data transformation and analytics. ✅ Boost performance: Write code that is more performant than typical workarounds like using LATERAL FLATTEN or UDFs. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gDpdEsCn
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🔍 Data Conversion vs. Data Migration: Know the Difference! https://lnkd.in/gwbN-_Kh #TechTrends #DataConversion #MigrationStrategy #Knowledgesharing
Data Conversion and Data Migration: A Comprehensive Guide
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Tutte le indicazioni relative all'ottimizzazione della Gen AI, passa per le tecniche di RAG. Il chunking è una delle tecniche più citate per frammentare i documenti da dare in pasto ad una Gen AI. Qualcuno un giorno si accorgerà che noi comunicatori tecnici usiamo i CCMS da almeno 10-15 anni... e che senza i CCMS pensare di fare chunking su enormi volumi di dati è complicato... e che senza seguire standards come l'ISO 26514, o il ISO 26531, o standard tecnici come DITA o S1000D... nel medio-lungo periodo non vai da nessuna parte.
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Enhance Your RAG Applications with Graph RAG!❄ Traditional RAG & Graph RAG represent two approaches to enhancing LLM responses with external knowledge. Traditional RAG follows a linear workflow where documents are first broken into chunks, converted into vector embeddings, and stored in a vector database. When a query arrives, similar chunks are retrieved based on vector similarity and fed to the LLM for response generation. While effective, this approach treats each chunk independently, potentially losing contextual relationships. In contrast, Graph RAG enhances this process by maintaining a knowledge graph structure. Instead of simple chunking, it performs entity extraction to identify key concepts and their relationships. These entities and their connections are stored in a graph database alongside vector embeddings, creating a hybrid storage system. When processing queries, Graph RAG can leverage both semantic similarity and graph relationships, enabling it to traverse the knowledge graph to gather related context. This results in more comprehensive and contextually aware responses, as the LLM receives not just similar text chunks but also understands how different pieces of information are interconnected. The graph-based approach is particularly powerful for complex queries that require understanding relationships between entities, making it superior for tasks requiring deep contextual understanding and relationship-based reasoning. Knowledge graphs are all the hype now as they enhance your RAG applications. You might now think you may need a graph database🤔. Right? Well, sometimes you don't actually need a specialised database to create knowledge graphs for your graph RAG applications, instead a database like SingleStore can be used as a vector database and also to create knowledge graphs. An all in one data platform for your RAG applications. Here is my practical hands-on guide that shows how you can enhance your RAG applications with graph RAG: https://lnkd.in/gHHdnFjs Try SingleStore for FREE: https://lnkd.in/gd9VwUBu
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La qualità dei dati è fondamentale per audit basati su dati concreti. Garantire accuratezza, completezza e coerenza attraverso processi come validazione, pulizia e controlli regolari è essenziale per prendere decisioni informate e migliorare continuamente. Se vuoi approfondire come ottimizzare la qualità dei dati nei tuoi audit, riserva un meeting con me!
Data quality plays a vital role in data-driven auditing. To ensure accuracy, completeness, and consistency, organizations must implement strong data quality control processes. Key steps include data validation, cleansing, and regular audits. By upholding these standards, companies can trust their audit data to inform decisions and drive improvements. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02T2v4M0
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DAY 13/30:📊 Aggregating Transaction Data. Welcome back to our database learning challenge today we're gonna delve into Data Aggregation. Let's explore how we can analyze transaction data to derive meaningful insights using SQL. In SQL, leveraging aggregation functions like COUNT, SUM, and conditional aggregation empowers us to derive profound insights from our database. Let's delve into the mechanisms of analyzing transaction data through these pivotal concepts: 1. Grouping Data: Employing the GROUP BY clause enables us to categorize rows sharing identical values into summary rows. This facilitates the execution of aggregate functions on each distinct group, offering a segmented view of the dataset. 2. Aggregating Total Transactions and Amounts: Utilizing functions like COUNT and SUM facilitates the computation of aggregate statistics such as the total number of transactions and their cumulative amounts within each group. For instance, COUNT(*) tabulates all rows within a group, while SUM(amount) computes the summation of the amount column. 3. Conditional Aggregation: In certain scenarios, aggregating data based on specific conditions becomes imperative. This is achieved through conditional aggregation, employing constructs like the CASE statement. For instance, SUM(CASE WHEN status = 'approved' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) tallies the count of approved transactions, while SUM(CASE WHEN status = 'approved' THEN amount ELSE 0 END) aggregates the amounts of approved transactions. 4. Extracting Month from Date: Leveraging the EXTRACT function facilitates the extraction of the month component from a given date. This empowers us to group transactions by month, facilitating trend analysis over time. By amalgamating these methodologies, we unlock the capability to efficiently scrutinize transactional data, unveiling insights such as transaction volumes, cumulative amounts, and the count of approved transactions, delineated by month and country. #SQLTIPS #Databasemanagement #DataAnalysis
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Ho appena finito il corso “Preparazione al certificato di Power BI Data Analyst Associate (PL-300): pulizia, trasformazione e caricamento dei dati in Power BI” di Emilio Melo! Dai uno sguardo: https://lnkd.in/dedvtWGU #caricamentodeidati #puliziadeidati #trasformazionedeidati.
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4moThank you so much for a nice detailed explanation! Any books/ longer articles recommendations on this ?