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Data Observability vs. Monitoring vs. Testing

Dataversity

These products rely on a tangle of data pipelines, each a choreography of software executions transporting data from one place to another. As these pipelines become more complex, it’s important […] The post Data Observability vs. Monitoring vs. Testing appeared first on DATAVERSITY.

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Power BI Governance, What Organisations Need to Know

BI Insight

Power BI is more than just a reporting tool; it is a comprehensive analytical platform that enables users to collaborate on data insights and share them internally and externally.

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Key Highlights from Data Intelligence Day 2025 Amsterdam by Databricks

Analysts Corner

He explained that unifying data across the enterprise can free up budgets for new AI and data initiatives. Second, he emphasized that many firms have complex and disjointed governance structures. He stressed the need for streamlined governance to meet both business and regulatory requirements.

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The Third Pillar of Trusted AI: Ethics

Dataversity

Building an accurate, fast, and performant model founded upon strong Data Quality standards is no easy task. Taking the model into production with governance workflows and monitoring for sustainability is even more challenging. Click to learn more about author Scott Reed.

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Testing and Monitoring Data Pipelines: Part One

Dataversity

Suppose you’re in charge of maintaining a large set of data pipelines from cloud storage or streaming data into a data warehouse. How can you ensure that your data meets expectations after every transformation? That’s where data quality testing comes in.

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4 Key Takeaways for Your Data Quality Journey

Dataversity

The road to better Data Quality is a path most data-driven organizations are already on. The path becomes bumpy for organizations when stakeholders are constantly dealing with data that is either incomplete or inaccurate. That scenario is far too familiar for most organizations and creates a lack of trust in Data Quality.

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Testing and Monitoring Data Pipelines: Part Two

Dataversity

While this technique is practical for in-database verifications – as tests are embedded directly in their data modeling efforts – it is tedious and time-consuming when end-to-end data […] The post Testing and Monitoring Data Pipelines: Part Two appeared first on DATAVERSITY.