While talking about the little things that make our life easier, we decided to write a blog about our favourite Hidden Gem Tools of 2019.

KISS – Keep It Simple, Stupid? Definitely, but sometimes as simple as possible is still complex. Part 2 of our series on TCO.

How do you approve your IT Budget Plan? What about the follow-up during and at the end of a year? Has it changed a lot during recent years, and does it provi...

This is the final part in the "DataOps in 3 thoughts" series. Be sure to check the first, second and third parts as well. The DataOps methodology borrows hea...

In this third part of our series we focus on the challenges DataOps imposes on your data delivery teams and how to tackle them.

This is part two in the "DataOps in 3 thoughts" series. Be sure to check the first part as well. It is a fundamental truth, sung about in ancient lore. OK, i...

The need As more companies aspire to become data-driven and turn data into a competitive advantage, the pressure on data-delivery teams is at an all-time hig...

Hopefully you didn’t miss the cloud infrastructure train during the last few years. Managed to finally install your event-driven architecture? What about mic...

Introduction In a kubernetes cluster setup where terraform, ansible and helm automate all our deployments we often start deleting random things to see how re...

Introduction Everyone who works with docker uses volume mounts. Everyone working with kubernetes as orchestrator works with Persistent Volumes (and probably...

During a recent project innovation sprint at a customer, we decided to tackle our customer’s data warehouse documentation problem. It was hard to get proper ...

In an attempt to show one of our customers a better way to connect a legacy Postgres system to a large data set, a team of AE experts turned the discussion i...

Recently, one of our customers introduced an old-fashioned data solution: an error-prone ETL-flow coded in C to move flat files to Postgres. We wanted to dem...