Mike Ferguson explains how you can use metadata-driven data warehouse automation tools to rapidly build, change and extend modern cloud and on-premises data warehouses and data marts.
How can you use metadata driven data warehouse automation tools to rapidly build, change and extend modern cloud and on-premises data warehouses and data marts? How can these tools help you adopt new modern data modelling techniques quickly, how can they generate schemas and data integration jobs and how can they help you migrate to your new data warehouse systems on the cloud?
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Mike Ferguson shares his experience and expertise in explaining the key building blocks of modern data warehouses that need to be in place for flexibility and agility.
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