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A Guide to the Six Types of Data Quality Dashboards
Not all data quality dashboards are created equal. Their design and focus vary significantly depending on an organization’s unique goals, challenges, and data landscape. This blog delves into the six distinct types of data quality dashboards, examining how each fulfills a specific role in improving Data Quality.
The Race For Data Quality in a Medallion Architecture
The Medallion Data Lakehouse Architecture Has A Unique Set Of Data Quality Challenges. Find Out How To Take The Gold In This Tough Data Quality Race!
Navigating a Recession with DataOps
The Corona COVID-19 virus has completely changed the landscape for business in 2020. Strategic plans that were approved a few short months ago are being scrapped. With a recession at hand, it’s time to hit the reset button on your plans. Business thought leaders were...
Promoting Reuse with Containers and the DataKitchen DataOps Platform
DataOps places great emphasis on productivity. Team velocity can improve significantly when the data organization uses tools and methods that promote component reuse. Architecting analytics as microservices is one way to stimulate code reuse. The challenge is that the...
A Note to Our Customers on Covid-19
On behalf of DataKitchen, we hope that you, your team, and families are staying safe during this difficult time. DataKitchen’s highest priority is the health and safety of our employees, customers, partners, and their families. Over the last few weeks, we have taken...
Where Can I Learn More About DataOps?
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Orchestrating StreamSets with the DataKitchen DataOps Platform
The cacophony of tools and mission-critical deliverables are the reason behind the high complexity of modern-day data organizations. Data groups include a wide range of roles and functions that are intricately woven together by their “Data”. Teams include data...
Do You Need DataOps? Take Our 1-Minute Survey
DataOps is a hot topic these days. It's not surprising given that DataOps holds true potential for enabling enterprise data teams to generate significant business value from their data. Companies that implement DataOps find that they are able to slash cycle times...
Gartner: “Select a DataOps Platform for 2020”
In Gartner's recent write up for technical professionals, "2020 Planning Guide for Data Management", they highlight 10 critical trends for 2020. The most exciting one for us at DataKitchen is #10, DataOps. We are most excited that Gartner is advocating the need for...
DataOps is Not Just a DAG for Data
We often hear people say that DataOps is just automating the data pipeline — using orchestration to execute directed acyclic graphs (DAGs). Enterprises may already use orchestration tools (Airflow, Control-M, etc.) and mistakenly conclude that they have DataOps...
DataOps Aphorisms
We speak to a lot of people about the ideas behind DataOps. Sometimes, the shortest phrase captures the idea the best. The dictionary defines an 'Aphorism; as aph·o·rism /ˈafəˌrizəm/ (noun):a pithy observation that contains a general truth. So we collected many of...
Iowa Caucuses, do your DataOps
Everyone has heard by now that there is an issue with counting the ballots in the Iowa Democratic presidential caucuses. It's all over the news. What we just learned is that the reporting system, not the app they created, is the source of the errors. I know we have...
Reducing Organizational Complexity with DataOps
Organizational complexity creates significant problems, but executives in a McKinsey Survey showed little understanding of the types of complexity that create or destroy shareholder value. In their research, McKinsey identified two types of complexity: Institutional...
Failing Your Way to Success with DataOps
Have you ever failed at work? Most people have done something cringeworthy at some point. I have plenty of funny stories to tell. There’s the time I set off the fire alarm on my first day of a new management job. Perhaps even more notable are the epic fails. I once...
