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Getting Up to Speed on Snowpark for Python with Educational Services

In today's livestream, Evan Troyka and Melanie Klein will introduce the 1-day Snowpark DataFrame Programming course on Snowflake. This 1-day course covers concepts, features, and programming constructs intended for practitioners building DataFrame data solutions in Snowflake.

Learn How Snowflake's Own IT Department Built a Solution to Optimize Software Licenses

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” host Ryan Green sits down with Snowflake CIO and CDO Sunny Bedi to discuss how, in today’s uncertain economy, organizations use data and machine learning to maximize operational efficiency and control costs. Sunny and Ryan discuss how to use data and applications to optimize provisioning employees with the right technical resources and software. Snowflake itself has recently developed SnowPatrol — an internal application to analyze, predict, and optimize software spend.

How Retailers Modernize Operations and Reporting with the Snowflake Retail Data Cloud

A modern data infrastructure is essential for retailers looking to stay competitive today. Companies are abandoning more traditional, on-premises IT infrastructures and moving to more centralized “as a service” (XaaS) models of delivery enabled by cloud technologies, according to McKinsey. Aging on-premises infrastructures are unable to meet demands for agility and innovation, eating up too much time and too many resources for teams trying to maintain them.

BUILD Tel Aviv Panel: Bright Data and Wand.ai Discuss the Journey of Building Products on Snowflake

At Snowflake's biggest Data Cloud Developer Summit in Tel Aviv, lead Snowflake evangelist Eva Murray interviewed Or Lenchner, CEO of Bright Data, and Rotem Alaluf, CEO of Wand.ai, to get their thoughts about their experience as start-up companies building products on Snowflake. #Snowflake #DataCloud

My 2023 Predictions for Chief Data Officers

The role of the CDO will not suffer the slow rise to prominence other emerging C-level roles have seen in previous years. Modern technologies designed to easily centralize, access, analyze, share, and monetize data have arrived. As a result, data has become the most powerful resource to drive an organization’s transformation. That puts CDOs at the wheel, their foot on the pedal, and their fellow execs holding on tight for the ride of their lives.

Cybersyn Brings Exciting New Data Listings to the Snowflake Marketplace

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Cybersyn Founder Alex Izydorczyk chats with DCN host Ryan Green about his passion for using data to drive business decisions and how the formation of the Snowflake Marketplace has dramatically enhanced data usage and data sharing opportunities. It’s leading to what he calls the “Moneyball-ization” of every industry. Tune in to hear him elaborate on that concept and to learn how Cybersyn itself is using publicly available sources of economic and demographic data to create new data sets in the Marketplace that hold valuable potential for almost any business.

A Look At New Products Recently Introduced By Snowflake

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Gautam Srinivasan, DCN's India Correspondent chats with Michael Kilberry, Senior Director and Industry Field CTO at Snowflake, about some of the newest product announcements from Snowflake, including Unistore, which brings analytical and transactional data together in a single platform. They also discuss some of the unique characteristics and data needs of businesses in India.

How Retailers Optimize Merchandising and Assortment Planning Strategies with the Snowflake Retail Data Cloud

The lingering effects of the global pandemic are merging with inflation to create a perfect storm for retailers looking to find the right inventory stature for the seasons ahead. Companies are getting squeezed between rising supply chain costs and falling consumer confidence. To succeed in this volatile market, McKinsey suggests that retailers “accelerate decision-making tenfold.”

NatWest Helps Customers Track Their Carbon Footprints with the Snowflake Data Cloud

With 19 million customers, NatWest is a household name in banking. We talked to David Charnley, the bank’s Head of Strategy and Transformation for Data and Analytics, to learn how Snowflake’s Data Cloud provides new insights into customer activities. NatWest collaborates across several areas of the business, including risk teams, retail teams, and ESG teams, to produce in-depth analysis of its customers’ carbon footprints. Using Snowflake, the bank combines risk data, customer identity data, transactions, and activity to paint a rich and detailed picture of how the actions customers take every day add to their emissions totals.

Snowflake Workloads Explained: Snowlake for Data Mesh

Snowflake’s cross-cloud platform enables domain teams to seamlessly collaborate and share data products across clouds and regions without copying or ETL. Domain teams can work with tools and languages of their choice, and scale resources independently with Snowflake’s elastic performance engine. With Snowflake, organizations can strike the right balance between domain ownership and governance standards.