Understand the Data Vault Modelling
Data Vault is a method and an architecture, with its origin in the 1990s, refined in the early 2000s, that has become truly relevant today in the age of enterprise-scale data. This agile way to build and design an effective Data Warehouse, is used for delivering effective Data Analytics Solutions and Business Intelligence Reporting. During this webinar, Amadej, and Adrian introduced the basic theory and history of Data Warehousing (DWH), outlined a scenario that showcases the shortcomings of traditional DWH solutions, and presented how to gracefully overcome them with Data Vault. They also deep-dived into the inner workings of Data Vault and highlight its key advantages. What benefit for your organization to using Data Vault? Scalability, Flexibility, modular integration, reduced complexity, and high development speed. For who is it? Engineers, Project Leads, and CDOs from organizations with enterprise-scale data, keen on agile Data Warehouse solutions. Questions? Ask below!

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