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Billie Boosts Innovation With Snowflake Data Cloud

Billie is among the fastest-growing financial services startups globally—providing German companies with flexible B2B “buy now, pay later” transactions. In this video, Igor Chtivelband, VP of Data, takes us on the Billie & Snowflake success journey, from migrating Billie's data warehouse to the Snowflake Data Cloud to better identify potentially fraudulent transactions.

AI-First Benefits: 5 Real-World Outcomes

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a focus for research for decades, but has only recently become truly viable. The availability and maturity of automated data collection and analysis systems is making it possible for businesses to implement AI across their entire operations to boost efficiency and agility. AI has the potential to transform operations by improving three fundamental business requirements: process automation, decision-making based on data insights, and customer interaction.

5 Benefits of Low-Code, No-Code BI Solutions

Extensive coding was once necessary for software development. But while businesses still hire software developers to build an application, low code solutions have changed the game. Enterprise applications are now developed without writing a single line of code. Today, complex applications are developed within hours with low-code or no-code business intelligence (BI) platforms.

How to turn integrated data into an integrated experience

Talend has a lot in common with our customers. We collect a whole lot of data. We take pride in how we use that data. And we’re always looking for new ways to drive better business outcomes with our data. That is why Talend recently launched the Digital Touchpoint Model (DTM) initiative to create an exceptional, data-driven, “One Talend” support experience for customers, using our own products and innovative best practices.

Lightweight Batch Streaming

What’s an easy, low-cost way to batch stream data into Snowflake in near real-time? In this episode of Snowflake Bytes, Felipe Hoffa uses RSVP data from Meetup to demonstrate how you can use Google Cloud Pub/Sub and Snowpipe to do just that. Meetup publishes about 4 thousand RSVPs for events per hour that it can use to analyze what’s happening around the world. In the video, you’ll find a link to Hoffa’s blog post, which shares the code he used to create a lightweight pipeline to automatically ingest each of these files into Snowflake so that they can be queried.