Tag: reporting

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; With the launch of Puppet Enterprise 2.0, it’s easy to get lost in the scale of what we’ve enabled sysadmins to do. Besides shipping a world-class configuration management tool, we now make it easy to create managed servers from thin air. In addition, we’re providing command line tools that take fresh OS installs directly to production-ready application servers with no manual intervention, monitoring and reporting for when your configuration drifts, and a web interface that allows you to inspect the current state of resources across your entire population—fast. For all the things that ... Read More

Feed: Matillion. Author: Julie Polito; For the past few years, customer experience has become a big initiative for companies across verticals and industries. With so many customer data points available, many enterprises are looking to use this data in three ways. First, to help them create a customer-centric approach to business. Second, to gain an accurate view of customer desires through intuitive, efficient reporting. And finally, to enable citizen data professionals across the business to access data analytics and make better decisions via data self-service.  Using data insights to better serve mortgage customers This is definitely true in the mortgage ... Read More

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: Percona Community; Francisco Miguel Biete Banon  | December 13, 2019 |  Posted In: Intermediate Level, MySQL, Percona Server for MySQLDatabase administrators are responsible for maintaining the privacy and integrity of data. When the data contains confidential information, your company has a legal obligation to ensure that privacy is maintained. Even so, being able to access the information contained in that dataset, for example for testing or reporting purposes, has great value so what to do? MySQL Enterprise Edition offers data masking and de-identification, so I decided to contribute similar functionality to Percona Server for MySQL. In this post, ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; Cloud computing has brought many benefits to enterprises and startups alike. Not only has it dramatically lowered the cost and time of getting from a prototype to a live product, it has lowered the time required to scale to increased demand. However, the benefits of cloud computing come with difficulties. One of these challenges is coordinating changes and automation throughout the running instances. Another is scaling up automatically when demand increases. Puppet has helped solve the issues of coordination and automation of configuration management, while Puppet’s cloud provisioning capabilities aid IT groups in ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; Since starting at Puppet Labs four months ago, many friends have asked me why. "Puppet is a systems tool, right? Isn't it all command line? Where's the user experience? Don't you usually work on the web? Are you designing their website?" To the contrary, I'm happy to say that for the first time since the Internet was invented I'm working at a company whose web site doesn't need much of my attention. We have fantastic people working on it already, and I think it's quite good. There's a lot of user experience in ... Read More

Feed: The Connector by Workato. Author: Katharine Marais; Integration platform as a service (iPaaS) has come about to fill a market need created by the proliferation of SaaS applications. Today’s cloud-based enterprise application landscape necessitates a cloud-based integration solution. So what is iPaaS, what is the difference between the market offerings for iPaaS, and what can it do for your organization? Table of Contents What is iPaaS?  Gartner defines iPaaS as: “a suite of cloud services enabling development, execution and governance of integration flows connecting any combination of on premises and cloud-based processes, services, applications and data within individual or ... Read More

Feed: erwin Expert Blog – erwin, Inc.. Author: Mariann McDonagh. Metadata is an important part of data governance, and as a result, most nascent data governance programs are rife with project plans for assessing and documenting metadata. But in many scenarios, it seems that the underlying driver of metadata collection projects is that it’s just something you do for data governance.So most early-stage data governance managers kick off a series of projects to profile data, make inferences about data element structure and format, and store the presumptive metadata in some metadata repository. But are these rampant and often uncontrolled projects ... Read More

Feed: James Serra's Blog. Author: James Serra. With two new relational database features (Result-set caching and Materialized Views) just GA’d in Azure Synapse Analytics (formally called Azure SQL Data Warehouse), it makes for some very compelling reporting performance options when combined with Power BI. In this blog I’ll discuss the different ways you can make Power BI queries run faster, and whether you still need Azure Analysis Services or if the tabular model (i.e. “cube”) within Power BI is enough. Note there is a separate preview version of Azure Synapse Analytics which adds workspaces and new features such as Apache Spark, ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Corin Gainey. Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Walter Trotta at GraphConnect New York in September 2018.Presentation SummaryWalter Trotta is the Global Head of Data Services at Citi Private Bank.In this talk, Trotta sets some context surrounding the world of private banking. He defines private banking as an industry that provides a full rate of financial services to those who hold a certain range of wealth. The amount of wealth an individual holds impacts the complexity regarding the individual – this extends to their relationship with the bank.He discusses a bit about the ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Thomas Brand. The aim of this blog post is to reproduce part of the economic indicators table from ‘The Economist’ using only free tools. We take data directly from DBnomics. The DBnomics API can be accessed through R with the rdbnomics package. All the following code is written in R, thanks to the RCoreTeam (2016) and the RStudioTeam (2016). To update the table, just download the code here and re-run it. if (!"pacman" %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"]) install.packages("pacman", repos='http://cran.r-project.org') pacman::p_load(tidyverse,rdbnomics,magrittr,zoo,lubridate,knitr,kableExtra,formattable) opts_chunk$set(fig.align="center", message=FALSE, warning=FALSE) currentyear year(Sys.Date()) lastyear currentyear-1 beforelastyear currentyear-2 CountryList c("United States","China","Japan","Britain","Canada", "Euro area","Austria","Belgium","France","Germany","Greece","Italy","Netherlands","Spain", "Czech Republic","Denmark","Norway","Poland","Russia","Sweden","Switzerland","Turkey", "Australia","Hong Kong","India","Indonesia","Malaysia","Pakistan","Philippines","Singapore","South Korea","Taiwan","Thailand", "Argentina","Brazil","Chile","Colombia","Mexico","Peru", ... Read More