A path to better data engineering | Computer Weekly
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Organizations today are overwhelmed by processing massive amounts of documents in varied formats, from PDFs to multimedia. Bogdan Raduta emphasizes the complications caused by data silos when users must use multiple applications to derive insights. Traditional ETL methods struggle to handle the complexity of diverse data, and the industry lacks a clear understanding of the skills required for effective data science. Jesse Anderson notes that data scientists are often mislabeled, complicating efforts to integrate AI advancements with actual data processing tasks.
While conventional ETL data pipelines excel at processing structured data, they falter when confronting the ambiguity and variability of real-world information.
With all of the hype surrounding artificial intelligence and data, the tech industry really should be able to handle this level of data heterogeneity.
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