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Modern Customer Data Platform Principles

Data Engineering Podcast

Summary Databases and analytics architectures have gone through several generational shifts. A substantial amount of the data that is being managed in these systems is related to customers and their interactions with an organization. What are the core technical challenges associated with building and maintaining a CDP?

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An Exploration Of The Expectations, Ecosystem, and Realities Of Real-Time Data Applications

Data Engineering Podcast

In this episode Shruti Bhat gives her view on the state of the ecosystem for real-time data and the work that she and her team at Rockset is doing to make it easier for engineers to build those experiences. Data stacks are becoming more and more complex. Can you describe what is driving the adoption of real-time analytics?

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Data Engineering Weekly #107

Data Engineering Weekly

Data Engineering Weekly Is Brought to You by RudderStack RudderStack provides data pipelines that make it easy to collect data from every application, website, and SaaS platform, then activate it in your warehouse and business tools. Sign up free to test out the tool today.

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Top-Paying Data Engineer Jobs in Singapore [2023 Updated]

Knowledge Hut

A data engineer is a key member of an enterprise data analytics team and is responsible for handling, leading, optimizing, evaluating, and monitoring the acquisition, storage, and distribution of data across the enterprise. Data Engineers indulge in the whole data process, from data management to analysis.

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Snowflake Data Mesh: Ensure Reliable Data with Data Observability

Monte Carlo

There’s a lot of content out there about why a data mesh is (or isn’t) the best thing since sliced bread. But one thing’s for sure: if you can’t trust the data powering your analytics architecture, it’s hard to justify the investment. More sources and more consumers meant more pipelines and more challenges.