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Category: ETL and ELT

Improving and Shortening the ETL Process with ELT

Avatar photo Marissa Ramirez Nov 9, 2018
ETL and ELT

The ETL approach has been the traditional approach for data warehousing and analytics. ELT is the new kid on the block. Beyond the differences between ETL vs ELT, how can the ETL process be improved with ELT?The ETL (Extract, Transform,…

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Why ETL software and Data Warehousing Are Foundational to Modern Analytics

Avatar photo Marissa Ramirez Oct 2, 2018
Data Warehousing ETL and ELT

Data. It’s the word that that results in billion dollar valuations, that drives industries, that creates new revenue streams, and that has introduced a “New Economy” where companies are able to harness massive volumes of it to drive their businesses…

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5 Essential ETL Tools Data Analysts Can’t Live Without

Avatar photo Panoply Sep 11, 2018
ETL and ELT

We’ve upgraded! Check out our new Top ETL Tools of 2019 post.Rolls Royce is synonymous with power, reliability and dependability. What many may be surprised about, is that the engine manufacturer that powers some of the world’s largest airplanes and ships…

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The Worst Advice We’ve Ever Heard About ETL

Avatar photo An Bui Feb 27, 2018
ETL and ELT

ETL. It should be fairly straightforward, right? We extract data, transform it as needed, and load it into the target application. But like the recipe for the perfect Bloody Mary or the ideal hamburger, someone else’s way of doing things…

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ETL: Will it survive big data?

Avatar photo Cheryl Adams Oct 17, 2017
Data Industry Trends ETL and ELT

Managing big data is a never-ending challenge. Extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes serve as the traditional foundation for enterprise data warehousing. However, with the emerging popularity of big data ETL tools, some IT experts are eyeing new methods for…

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ELT vs. ETL: Differences in Design and Architecture

Avatar photo Malsha Ranawaka Sep 20, 2017
ETL and ELT

One of the most critical steps in building a data warehouse or building a data lake is integrating your data sources into one format.Data integration is a crucial step, and it can be done using Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) or…

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How to Improve the ETL Process Flow with Row Data Processing

Avatar photo Alon Brody Feb 1, 2016
ETL and ELT

ETL processes (extract, transform and load) might be fundamentally flawed.When we save data we do so for a purpose. In the context of reporting that purpose is to enable us to answer questions regarding our business; what is the number…

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