When it comes to data integration, the goal is consolidation of data from different sources into a single location for easy and consistent access for users, regardless of data structure. Oftentimes, businesses working with on-premise data integrations have huge amounts of historical information stored within legacy systems, which can create headaches for those managing data […]
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National Oil Company Simplifies Trader Workflow and Delivers Global Compliance With A Single Technology Key Results Simplified trader workflow by eliminating the need for internal trades Delivered trade allocations functionality for globally distributed trading desks Achieved global compliance coverage with a single piece of technology Optimized workflow through granular control over trade flows to
We’ve written before about the rise of data orchestration, the process by which enterprises connect disparate data sources so information flows to a central repository for further analysis. Using K3 ETL, organizations achieve better enterprise integration of their custom workflows, optimizing operations to allow you to de-silo your data organization. Yet there’s a key difference
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The COVID-19 crisis has everyone talking about business resilience. What is resilience really? Admittedly, it sounds like consultancy speak, but it’s an important concept. Formally, it’s something like: The ability to not just continue operations but thrive during a crisis, with little business disruption. Boardrooms are buzzing with this topic right now. But to be
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Data Prep and Data Harmonization Before you slap a visualization tool on top of data, it has to be organized. If things are organized, you can ask yourself questions about the aggregate data set. Such as when I ask my four year old daughter to “count how many striped socks daddy has”. She promptly opens
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https://vimeo.com/354934000 Long live data mastery: Get Data, Transform Data, Consume Data- No Code! Getting at the data is just the first step. We can help you. Our 7.0 release is rolling out. You can get a free preview to see how easy it is to connect to anything. Here’s a quick video of how to
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Data Warehouse ETL is a series of processes that: Extract data from across an organization Transform data to facilitate consumption Load data a relational or non-relational data store All for the purpose of facilitating business intelligence, reporting, analysis, data science, and other activities. Let’s Unpack This: Problem: It’s common business problem. Important data is siloed.
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Low-code software and No-code software is booming. It seems, these days, that everywhere you look there are new no-code and low-code technologies making business problems easier to solve. You see this with Tableau, Bubble, and tools like K3 (unapologetic plug). Building applications and systems from the ground up is time-consuming and can be a maintenance
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First Came Swaps It all started with Swaps. Bespoke contracts to give you the desired risk profile. Trouble is finding someone who wants to be on the other side of that risk. The brokers solve that challenge by finding you a counterparty. Of course, once you find a counterparty, you are not only managing risk
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“Just Give me the raw data, Bob.” That could be the catchphrase of the year. The days of cube reporting, locked down databases and IT generally holding data hostage are over. In its place, non-coders are taking MS Power BI, Tableau, Spotfire (pick your poison) to new levels. Just give us the raw data and
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Sometime around the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the world hatched one of the absolute worst ideas mankind ever had: How do I get a human being to behave like a machine? It’s not one of those loud soapbox type ideas. Rather, it’s one of those quiet, pernicious, ideas that cut a deep trough through
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It used to really bother me. These old cruddy systems. Grey hair after grey hair… they just they are the bane of the corporate world. But replacing them? Uh… ha!… no way, man. It is a reality of modern day business. There are going to be some legacy systems and there just isn’t anything we can do
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Here is a Riddle for the Ages: I provide eternal life to IBM and am the original gangster of big data. What am I? If you guessed Watson…please see yourself out. Love ‘em or hate ‘em mainframes are here to stay. Actually, scratch that…no one loves mainframes, but there really is no getting rid of
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Tableau did a great thing for its community by creating the Tableau Superstore. The Superstore is a sample data set users tap into as a common starting point for feature requests, customer support, training, experimenting, etc. Much like high school chemistry however, it makes necessary assumptions to ease the learning curve. Let’s explore the most
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What is Y2.02K?* Don’t bother hiring Mckinsey, it doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to figure it out. All you have to do is poke around your company to identify the one thing that people absolutely HATE about their job. The thing that causes grey hair and un-necessary conflict: You’ve got enterprise software that sucks. Maybe it’s an
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Here is a great article discussing future transformations for designers. The future is all about Data. So if you aren’t yet tired of hearing about BigData, you may soon hit your breaking point. If this article is correct, it’s only going to be a growing phenomenon. The question for leaders is… How are you empowering
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It’s not new news that BNP Paribas got tagged for nearly $USD9Bn for doing business with Iran, Sudan et al. Doing business with “Specially Designated Nationals” has been a no-no…risky…find yourself Kentucky Fried on that Counterparty since …well, forever. But there are several things happening right now that could be viewed from the beach as
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Reconciliation and dispute resolution goes live this month. Our read is that no one…I mean no one… is really ready for this deadline. The paperwork? Not done yet. The decision on how parties are going to reconcile with one another? Not even close. How are we going to pull reconciliation off? Enter sales people and hand
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News made the rounds last week that ESMA was holding off on requiring ETD deals be reported to TRs until sometime in 2015. Good news, I guess. Leading up to this un-official decision you may have found yourself in the following situations: -Trying to convince certain executives that EMIR is a “real deal” and that
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