Low-code/no-code helps expand the data warehousing toolbox.
Keywords:
Low-code, No-code, Data Warehousing, Data IntegrationAbstract
Data process management has undergone significant changes in response to growing demand for fast data-driven decision-making and the requirement for adaptation and fast prototyping. Low-code/no-code (LCNC) systems have emerged as a powerful substitute offering a creative way to build, run, and maximize data pipelines and processes without calling for significant technical knowledge or coding ability. These platforms provide the business users, data analysts & the other stakeholders a straightforward, user-centric interface that lets them build complex data workflows, automate tasks & quickly draw insights free from the reliance on IT departments for every change. By integrating LCNC technologies into the data warehousing toolkits, companies may be speeding the deployment of data solutions, enhance communications between technical & non-technical teams & allow corporate users to take more active part in the data resource management. Particularly in improving productivity & reducing the time-to--market for data activities, the ability to simplify tasks such data integration, reporting & the analytics offers great benefits. Still, LCNC systems have some advantages but can create problems with scalability, data security, and governance.
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