In August 2020, Snowflake announced several new features, all in preview, that make its cloud data platform easier to use, more powerful for sharing data, and more usable via Snowflake-supported languages. These innovations mean you can bring more workloads, more users, and more data to Snowflake, helping your organization solve your most demanding analytics challenges. Multi-Cloud, Cross-Cloud, and Pattern-Matching Support in Snowpipe
At Snowflake, our number one company value is “put customers first. We only succeed when our customers do. And how we help enable their success depends on how well we serve them as a technology provider. To understand if our efforts meet their needs, we conduct an annual Customer Experience Relational Survey. As we’ve done each year, we are pleased to share the findings of this year’s survey, conducted in May 2020 and produced in partnership with Walker.
Today, Snowflake began life as a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange. What does it mean? It depends on who you are. For employees, this is of course a huge milestone, especially for the longest serving employees who hired on at the company in 2013 when the company first started staffing beyond its core founding team.
Data science is proving to be a major competitive advantage for companies. While business intelligence (BI) helps companies with reporting and historical analysis, data science goes a step further and predicts the future. It can leverage much more data from many more sources, and using machine learning (ML) principles, it automatically identifies patterns and trends to model, predict, or forecast future outcomes.
Managing access to sensitive data is the name of the game when it comes to security and data governance. It’s required to protect sensitive data from unauthorized changes or exposure, and it’s now a mandate as part of privacy regulations such as GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Companies all over the world are now focused on protecting sensitive PII associated with their customers and employees.
Michelin is a global organization well known for its high-performance tires, popular travel guides, and numerous innovations around materials, services, and connected solutions. Many consumers recognize the French brand by the famous “Michelin Man” mascot, whose body is composed of stacked white tires.
Data analytics is going through tremendous growth while helping businesses succeed in a challenging economy. But cybersecurity presents increasing challenges for businesses. Prologis, however, has combined data analytics and cybersecurity to improve visibility, cut costs, and reduce risk. Prologis plays an essential role in the global supply chain.
We are pleased to share the findings of a Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study that evaluates the cost savings and business benefits enabled by Snowflake’s cloud data platform. Snowflake commissioned the study to gain insight into the return on investment we’re delivering for customers and learn how we can serve them better.
In keeping with its continued focus on building the most powerful and flexible cloud data platform for data-driven companies, Snowflake released a host of new features in July. The following roundup briefly describes several of them.
Organizational leaders worldwide agree that data governance is important. However, data governance programs in most companies are still being planned or in progress. In a 2020 Dataversity report¹, only 12 percent of companies had fully implemented programs, while 38 percent of programs were a work in progress, and 31 percent were just getting started. That’s because companies often run into roadblocks while executing data governance. Below are five common obstacles organizations face.
