January 21, 2022

How A Semantic Layer simplifies Your Data Architecture

*This post was originally published by the author, Anurag Singh. You can view the original post here. Making data accessible to everyone within an organization is a challenge that most companies face. For example, data scientists generate forecasts and predictions…

Posted by: Anurag Singh

November 29, 2021

How to Build a Feature Store with AtScale

AtScale was conceived as an independent semantic layer for data and analytics for business intelligence users. Leading BI teams use AtScale to create enterprise metrics hubs, enabling self-serve access to a consistent source of metrics that are tied to data…

Posted by: Josh Epstein

November 1, 2021

Why You Need Next-Gen OLAP

Before You Break Up with OLAP While relationships can be challenging at times, they are hopefully worth the effort. When your significant other repeatedly leaves the cap off the toothpaste or leaves dirty dishes in the sink, it might drive…

Posted by: Dave Mariani

October 28, 2021

The Universal Semantic Layer. More Important than Ever.

There’s been a lot of news lately about semantic layers. Google and Tableau announced their plans to connect Tableau to Looker’s semantic layer. It’s great to see the industry recognize the importance of the semantic layer in the new cloud…

Posted by: Dave Mariani

September 14, 2021

Building Time Series Analysis on Snowflake with a Semantic Layer

In a recent post, we discussed how a semantic layer helps scale data science and enterprise AI programs. With massive adoption of Snowflake’s cloud data platform, many organizations are shifting analytics and data science workloads to the Snowflake cloud. Leveraging the…

Posted by: Daniel Gray

September 9, 2021

How Analytics Governance Empowers Self-Service BI

Data governance is a broad topic with a lot of players offering commentary and strategy across the data and analytics space. Governance isn’t only about security and access control, or who can access what; it’s also about how data is…

Posted by: Dave Mariani