From Data Foundations to AI Readiness As organizations race to operationalize AI, many are discovering a hard truth: AI outcomes are only as good as the data foundations beneath them. Without trusted history, clear context, and strong governance, even the most...
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Enterprise Data Warehouse Guide: Architecture, Costs and Deployment
TL;DR: Enterprise data warehouses centralize business data for analysis, but most implementations run over budget and timeline while requiring specialized talent. They unify reporting across departments and enable self-service analytics, yet the technical complexity...
What Is a Data Vault? A Complete Guide for Data Leaders
A data vault is a data modeling methodology designed to handle rapidly changing source systems, complex data relationships, and strict audit requirements that traditional data warehouses struggle to manage. Unlike conventional approaches that require extensive...
New in 3D 9.0.6.1: The ‘Source Aware’ Release
When your sources shift beneath you, the fastest teams adapt at the metadata layer. WhereScape 3D 9.0.6.1 focuses on precisely that: making your modeling, conversion rules and catalog imports more aware of where data comes from and how it should be treated in-flight....
Data Vault on Snowflake: The What, Why & How?
Modern data teams need a warehouse design that embraces change. Data Vault, especially Data Vault 2.0, offers a way to integrate many sources rapidly while preserving history and auditability. Snowflake, with elastic compute and fully managed services, provides an...
Data Governance in Financial Services: Architecture Requirements for BCBS 239, Basel III, DORA and Regulatory Compliance
TL;DR: Data governance in financial services determines whether a firm can meet strict regulatory expectations for accuracy and data tracking across every stage of its reporting chain. Institutions that build governance into their architecture avoid the audit...
Data Vault 2.0: What Changed and Why It Matters for Data Teams
Data Vault 2.0 emerged from years of production implementations, codifying the patterns that consistently delivered results. Dan Linstedt released the original Data Vault specification in 2000. The hub-link-satellite modeling approach solved a real problem: how do you...
Building an AI Data Warehouse: Using Automation to Scale
The AI data warehouse is emerging as the definitive foundation of modern data infrastructure. This is all driven by the rise of artificial intelligence. More and more organizations are rushing to make use of what AI can do. In a survey run by Hostinger, around 78% of...
Data Vault Modeling: Building Scalable, Auditable Data Warehouses
Data Vault modeling enables teams to manage large, rapidly changing data without compromising structure or performance. It combines normalized storage with dimensional access, often by building star or snowflake marts on top, supporting accurate lineage and audit...








