Snowflake's mission revolves around making data accessible, usable, and valuable to everyone. One of the pillars that have made Snowflake an industry leader is its unwavering commitment to being easy to use and turnkey.

The digital landscape of today presents a multitude of data handling platforms and processes, requiring diverse expertise. It's become clear that understanding the division of roles is critical, particularly the distinction between Data Engineers and Database Administrators (DBAs).

Technology has become a central part of modern life. With that has come the availability of Big Data. This blog will explore what Big Data is, where it comes from, how it is used, and why it is important to utilize.

In a prior installment of this blog [1], we discussed getting your Forge app up and running in a "Hello, World!" way on a test Atlassian instance. Now, perhaps your company has an Atlassian instance that employees use daily, and you'd like to test your Forge app in the real world by installing it on that instance. Another scenario is that you’re now ready to have customers for your app, so you need to distribute it to them.

Forge is Atlassian’s next-generation framework for building apps that integrate with Confluence, Jira, or Jira Service Management. Forge provides Web UI elements, APIs and deployment environments that enable developers to create fully-featured apps within Atlassian’s cloud infrastructure through the use of JavaScript, HTML, CSS and other Web technologies. Forge apps can be distributed via the Atlassian Marketplace as software to which any Atlassian Cloud customer can subscribe.

Moser Consulting was recently tasked with reducing costs and ensuring more consistent SLA compliance in a company's Snowflake environment. While Snowflake differs from traditional and other cloud databases, it is still a SQL-based database, and many of the same tuning techniques apply. However, understanding Snowflake's architecture is crucial, as it offers unique cost-saving opportunities not found in traditional databases.

As of Oct 11, 2022 Mainstream Support has ended for SQL Server 2017.

Data management, data analytics, and data analysis… together, they make up the backbone of business, driving optimization, improving workflows, and boosting return on investments.

Companies have more data than they’ve ever had before. Data Management as a Service (DMaaS) can provide teams with a secure solution to data management.

Insights about the soft skills veterans bring to a tech environment and what tech offers veterans.

What is data integrity and why is it important? Since data powers business decisions, it needs to be accurate.

What does democratizing an IT department mean?

A guide listing the skills required to become a data analyst, what to expect from beginner-level data analysis courses, and why utilizing data analysis to inform your business decisions is essential.

Answering the question, “What is a human-centered design process?” Human-centered design is a creative solution to a problem that focuses on the end-user.

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What comes up when you Google your name? Creating a personal brand is a powerful way to influence and develop your career.