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Lowering the Wall Between You and Your Data
Author: David Thomas With all the buzz about AI generation and prediction and LLMs and cyber-this and intelligent-that it can be hard to make sense of what tools are helpful and what help is effective. So much of what AI tools are generating seems to be amazing one...
Databricks Attribute Based Access Control: When Access Control Got a Personality Upgrade
Author: Brad Harris Intro: RBAC Walked So ABAC Could Run Fresh off the boat from the Databricks Data & Ai Summit I came across this new feature in Databricks in Beta right now called Attribute Based Access Control ABAC for short. While I try my best to keep up...
The Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) easy Button
Author: Paul Schuliger For data warehouse implementations one of the initial data design considerations is to determine the customer requirement for tracking historical information in their data warehouse. This decision determines the design and implementation of the...
How To Securely Access Azure Key Vault With API Calls In Fabric
Author: Kevin McAteer The Challenge Setting up a connection between Fabric pipelines and an Eventstream custom endpoint is a simple task. (If you are unfamiliar with Eventstreams in Fabric, you can find more information here: Microsoft Fabric event streams overview -...
Managing Rework and Technical Debt in Software Engineering
Author: Phillip Sharpless Managing a software engineering project can be a daunting task for even an experienced team. Two important topics of note we can take a closer look at are those of rework and technical debt. The two concepts are sometimes confused for each...
Why Good Processes Fail Without Real Adoption
Author: Mark Seaman You hear it all the time, “If you build it, they will come,” so why don’t they? The processes that are built are not used by teams, and the outcome is not what was expected. Yes, the process is needed and will make people’s lives easier. So, why is...