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Fragmentation Hell
I had a call with a data engineer who talked about how the fragmentation in the data stack is crushing his team.
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Josh Gray
Why The Data Platform is The Most Important Internal Tool
I was inspired to write this post while reading Packy McCormick's Not Boring article on Rox, a new investment of his. Here is my case for why the data…
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Josh Gray
BigQuery Slots: What You Need to Know
A few weeks ago, I posted that Artemis picked up an insight that saved a customer $11k annually in BigQuery costs. A few people asked how we did it, and…
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Josh Gray
What the Heck Happened to the MDS?
Not too long ago, the Modern Data Stack (MDS) was hailed as a game-changer in the data engineering world.
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Kirsten

November 2024

Reimagining Data Engineering: From Reactive to Proactive Systems
How many of us feel like every time we work on a data and analytical project we are putting out a fire?
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Kirsten
The Bloated dbt Repo
As we shifted from ETL to ELT, transformation workloads have become the main driver of data warehouse costs and teams are more bloated then ever. How…
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Josh Gray
Data Context: The Critical Currency of Modern Data Engineering
In 2006 when British mathematician Clive Humby declared that "data is the new oil", he illuminated a fundamental truth that many organizations are still…
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Kirsten
Is your Data Warehouse Bleeding Money? Signs You need Optimization
In today's data-driven world, cloud data warehouses are the backbone of modern analytics.
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Kirsten
Data Engineers Deserve better
The Unsung Heroes
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Kirsten
In Data, Why is our Daily Driver an F1 Racecar?
Most data teams build a custom racecar for their analytics—not because they want to, but because that's just how the modern data stack works.
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Josh Gray
Fragmentation in the Data Stack and cost structure with Chris Riccomini
Chris Riccomini shares his thoughts on the fragmented data stack, dbt, and how to get data platform costs down.
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Josh Gray
From Ants to Algorithms: Biomimicry in AI
In 2010, researchers in Japan made headlines with an astonishing demonstration: they used a species of slime mold to design an optimal railway network…
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Kirsten
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