As with any revolution, the evolution of data science brings great benefits along with new problems. Technology keeps progressing—introducing questions we’ve never had to ask. These ever-growing issues from data ownership to data privacy are…
In the thriving world of enterprise cloud computing, moving new development to serverless functions in AWS Lambda has become a very productive new workflow. With it, development teams are finding new agility, and organizations are…
Data Flow: What Is It? Data in motion, or streaming data, involves tools around capturing, routing and processing data. It also naturally leads into discussions around the best place to store or land the data…
How does your data get to its destination? Is it on time? Can you identify the correct data strategy for different use cases in your organization? Being able to answer these questions is a major…
Apache Kafka has recently released version 2.5, which has brought its share of exciting new changes to the Kafka Streams DSL. A great time to look at our architectures, and determine how they can be…
Return on investment (ROI) is important in any tool, and business intelligence (BI) tools are no exception. If anything, showing the cold hard numbers is even more critical for a visualization tool since the true…
Log in to a health insurance carrier’s website. Select data fields and download. Repeat for the next set of data. Combine the downloaded data with policy information. Manipulate, format, and generate a financial report for…
It’s hard to imagine living through a global pandemic. Yet here we are. Some individuals choose not to have it deter their life and scheduled plans, others claim it’s fake, some isolate themselves and their…
With all of the exciting new tools to analyze and look at data, it's easy to get swept up and forget about a very important part of the process. Getting data to those tools! That…
If you can’t stand the heat Summer is finally upon us. After an eternal winter and classic spring indecisiveness, temperatures have reached what some would consider “warm” here in the midwest. And that means it’s…