Isbn: 9798172069598 - modern bi engineering: building etl/elt pipelines, data warehouses, analytics platforms, and enterprise reporting systems (3 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Business intelligence is no longer just about building dashboards.Modern organizations expect data to be accurate, available when it is needed, scalable as the business grows, and trustworthy enough to support financial, operational, and strategic decisions. Behind every reliable dashboard is an engineering system-and building that system requires much more than knowing SQL or a BI tool.Modern BI Engineering is a practical guide to designing, building, and operating the data infrastructure that turns raw business data into reliable, actionable intelligence.Instead of focusing on isolated tools or simplistic tutorials, this book takes you through the complete BI engineering lifecycle: from source systems and data ingestion to transformation, data modeling, warehousing, orchestration, semantic layers, dashboards, governance, security, and production operations.You will learn how the different pieces fit together-and, more importantly, why the decisions made at one stage can affect everything downstream.Inside the Book, You Will Learn How To: Understand the evolution of modern business intelligence and the architecture behind today's data platformsDesign reliable ETL and ELT pipelines for real-world data environmentsWork with relational databases, APIs, files, application data, and external data sourcesChoose between batch, incremental, and real-time ingestion strategiesClean, standardize, validate, and transform messy business dataHandle missing values, duplicates, outliers, inconsistent records, and changing source schemasDesign dimensional models and star schemas using fact and dimension tablesImplement and reason about slowly changing dimensionsOrchestrate complex pipelines with dependencies, scheduling, retries, backfills, and automationMonitor pipelines through logging, observability, and operational reliability practicesDesign semantic layers that keep business metrics consistent across reports and dashboardsBuild effective dashboards, reports, KPIs, and self-service analytics environmentsUnderstand the role of cloud data warehouses, data lakes, lakehouses, and medallion architectureExplore distributed processing, streaming, and near-real-time analyticsApply data security, access control, privacy, governance, metadata, lineage, and responsible analytics practicesIntroduce testing, version control, CI/CD, deployment, performance optimization, scalability, and cost management into BI systemsThink beyond individual pipelines and design complete enterprise BI platformsFollow an end-to-end journey from raw data to an executive dashboardThis book focuses on that reality.You will encounter the engineering problems that often get ignored in introductory BI material: what happens when a pipeline runs twice, when data arrives late, when an upstream system changes unexpectedly, when historical records need to remain accurate, or when two departments calculate the same business metric differently.The goal is not simply to show you how something works, but to help you understand why it works, what can go wrong, and how to design systems that can be trusted.It is particularly suited for: Data engineersBI developersAnalytics engineersData analystsSoftware engineersSelf-taught data professionalsExperienced engineersAdvanced students and technical professionalsYou do not need to master every technology mentioned in the book. The emphasis is on the engineering principles, architectural patterns, trade-offs, a Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Business intelligence is no longer just about building dashboards.Modern organizations expect data to be accurate, available when it is needed, scalable as the business grows, and trustworthy enough to support financial, operational, and strategic decisions. Behind every reliable dashboard is an engineering system-and building that system requires much more than knowing SQL or a BI tool.Modern BI Engineering is a practical guide to designing, building, and operating the data infrastructure that turns raw business data into reliable, actionable intelligence.Instead of focusing on isolated tools or simplistic tutorials, this book takes you through the complete BI engineering lifecycle: from source systems and data ingestion to transformation, data modeling, warehousing, orchestration, semantic layers, dashboards, governance, security, and production operations.You will learn how the different pieces fit together-and, more importantly, why the decisions made at one stage can affect everything downstream.Inside the Book, You Will Learn How To: Understand the evolution of modern business intelligence and the architecture behind today's data platformsDesign reliable ETL and ELT pipelines for real-world data environmentsWork with relational databases, APIs, files, application data, and external data sourcesChoose between batch, incremental, and real-time ingestion strategiesClean, standardize, validate, and transform messy business dataHandle missing values, duplicates, outliers, inconsistent records, and changing source schemasDesign dimensional models and star schemas using fact and dimension tablesImplement and reason about slowly changing dimensionsOrchestrate complex pipelines with dependencies, scheduling, retries, backfills, and automationMonitor pipelines through logging, observability, and operational reliability practicesDesign semantic layers that keep business metrics consistent across reports and dashboardsBuild effective dashboards, reports, KPIs, and self-service analytics environmentsUnderstand the role of cloud data warehouses, data lakes, lakehouses, and medallion architectureExplore distributed processing, streaming, and near-real-time analyticsApply data security, access control, privacy, governance, metadata, lineage, and responsible analytics practicesIntroduce testing, version control, CI/CD, deployment, performance optimization, scalability, and cost management into BI systemsThink beyond individual pipelines and design complete enterprise BI platformsFollow an end-to-end journey from raw data to an executive dashboardThis book focuses on that reality.You will encounter the engineering problems that often get ignored in introductory BI material: what happens when a pipeline runs twice, when data arrives late, when an upstream system changes unexpectedly, when historical records need to remain accurate, or when two departments calculate the same business metric differently.The goal is not simply to show you how something works, but to help you understand why it works, what can go wrong, and how to design systems that can be trusted.It is particularly suited for: Data engineersBI developersAnalytics engineersData analystsSoftware engineersSelf-taught data professionalsExperienced engineersAdvanced students and technical professionalsYou do not need to master every technology mentioned in the book. The emphasis is on the engineering principles, architectural patterns, Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …