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Industry Interview Series- How Big Data is Transforming Business Intelligence?

ProjectPro

Business Intelligence (BI) combines human knowledge, technologies like distributed computing, and Artificial Intelligence, and big data analytics to augment business decisions for driving enterprise’s success. It replaced its traditional BI structure by integrating big data and Hadoop."-April

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Evolution of the Cloud Data Platform: From Google to Ascend

Ascend.io

Back in 2004, I got to work with MapReduce at Google years before Apache Hadoop was even released, using it on a nearly daily basis to analyze user activity on web search and analyze the efficacy of user experiments. So in this piece, I’ll give my take on the evolution of the cloud data platform, starting way back from my days at Google.

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Evolution of the Cloud Data Platform: From Google to Ascend

Ascend.io

Back in 2004, I got to work with MapReduce at Google years before Apache Hadoop was even released, using it on a nearly daily basis to analyze user activity on web search and analyze the efficacy of user experiments. So in this piece, I’ll give my take on the evolution of the cloud data platform, starting way back from my days at Google.

Cloud 52
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How to Become a Data Engineer in 2024?

Knowledge Hut

What is the need for Data Science? If we look at history, the data that was generated earlier was primarily structured and small in its outlook. A simple usage of Business Intelligence (BI) would be enough to analyze such datasets. The average salary of a Data Engineer at Google is $127,100.

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Q&A with Greg Rahn – The changing Data Warehouse market

Cloudera

It kind of was interesting to me that there were these big internet companies in the valley running this platform or a variation thereof of, based on Google research papers. Let’s talk about big data and Apache Impala. Say, circa 2004 when I started at Oracle. So, that sounds like a long pathway to get here.