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The Data Integration Solution Checklist: Top 10 Considerations

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Key Takeaways: Data integration is vital for real-time data delivery across diverse cloud models and applications, and for leveraging technologies like generative AI. Whether it’s a cloud data warehouse or a mainframe, look for vendors who have a wide range of capabilities that can adapt to your changing needs.

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Maximizing your event-driven architecture investments: Unleashing the power of Apache Kafka with IBM Event Automation

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It offers businesses the capability to capture and process real-time information from diverse sources, such as databases, software applications and cloud services. This restricts real-time event accessibility to a select few, increasing costs for companies as they support highly technical teams.

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Smart Factories: Artificial Intelligence and Automation for Reduced OPEX in Manufacturing

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With, now, native Python support delivered through Snowpark for Python, developers can leverage the vibrant collection of open-source data science and machine learning packages that have become household names, even at leading AI/ML enterprises. Native Python Support for Snowpark. Learn More About AI Cloud for Manufacturing.

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Schema Detection and Evolution in Snowflake for Streaming Data

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We will ingest data using Confluent Kafka and enable Schema detection in the Kafka connector. In the current process, Snowflake supports detection and evolution for CSV, Parquet, and JSON in files and JSON within streaming data from Kafka. This is very helpful during batch loading using the COPY command or while using Snowpipe.

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Streaming Machine Learning Without a Data Lake

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Commonly used technologies for data storage are the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage (GCS), or Azure Blob Storage, as well as tools like Apache Hive, Apache Spark, and TensorFlow for data processing and analytics. About the author/ODSC Europe speaker: Kai Waehner is Field CTO at Confluent.