New Feature: Recursive Transforms
A recursive transform is a transform that uses the output of its previous run as an input into the next run. This pattern is often used to incrementally aggregate data. In cases where historical data is substantially larger than the aggregated data, this pattern can result in significant reduction in processing time and compute resources.
How We’re Helping Drive Efficiency & Reduce Spend
As we all navigate these uncertain times, one thing has never been more certain — the need to reduce spend. Dollars saved directly equates to employees kept, strategic investments continued, and savings passed on to customers. Finding unnecessary spend and inefficiencies across the business is more important than ever before.
2020: The Year of the Citizen Data Engineer
Data scientists and data engineers play the primary role in accelerating a company’s data sophistication, providing both the technology and domain expertise from a sea of zeros and ones into valuable data products. As we reflect on 2019 and look forward to the year and decade ahead, we will examine the evolving nature of these roles and teams.
