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Reverse ETL with Salesforce and SQL Server
As data usage grows many organizations turn to data warehousing in order to consolidate data for analytics, reporting, governance and decision support. Modern warehousing solutions are flexible, faster, more scalable, and more economical than ever before. But data warehousing is not witho...
Future-Proof Your Salesforce Integrations with CData
The use of APIs is growing exponentially. According to Programmable Web, a directory of public APIs, the volume of public APIs has grown from fewer than 500 to more than 24,000 from 2008 to 2021. That is staggering growth, and the pace of API innovations show no signs of slowing down. Wha...
ETL vs. ELT: Which is better? 6 key differences
To bring their diffuse data into their data warehouse, organizations typically leverage an ETL or ELT process using a dedicated data pipeline. In this article, we define and compare the six main differences between ETL and ELT processes to help you determine which is right in various data integration scenarios.
3 Integration Strategies for Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
When freely available to your key stakeholders, data can give you a 360-degree view of your customers and your enterprise to help you make solid business decisions. To make the most of their data, organizations need to invest in data connectivity infrastructure. Integration Options for th...
Too Much Data in Your Warehouse for Power BI – Now What?
As more organizations lean into data-driven digital transformation efforts, lines of business are increasingly demanding access to their data to gain actionable insights into performance and business health. In previous articles, we've discussed how consolidating your disparate data into ...
6 Best Data Warehousing Solutions for BI & Analytics
Data warehousing is a popular, powerful way to overcome data fragmentation challenges. At a high level, the process involves two steps. First, you must centralize data generated by your enterprise applications and systems into a common data warehouse. Then, you give your data analysts and decision-makers unified access to that data so they may perform analytics processes using their chosen data analytics tools.
Drivers in Focus Part 2: Replicating and Consolidating QuickBooks and NetSuite Accounting Data
In the first part of our Drivers in Focus series featuring connectivity solutions for accounting software, we shared customer stories that highlight the benefits real-time data connectivity with analytics dashboards, dynamic reports, and more. In our second post, we discuss scenarios when...
APIs vs. SQL-Based Connectivity: What's The Difference
Explore the nuances and functionalities of both API and SQL, unraveling their distinctive roles in data management and communication protocols.
World of Data Series Part 3: Analyzing and Actioning Data
Access to accurate data is only one part of the equation to making that data actionable. Only when analytics is at the forefront of your strategy will you be able to drive business outcomes using your data The ability to make sense of the data you have on hand and turn it into actionable ...