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Oct 30, 2020 51 min

Fivetran and DBT with George Fraser

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Fivetran is a company that builds data integration infrastructure. If your company is performing ELT or ETL jobs to move data from one place to another, Fivetran can help with that movement from source to destination. Once the data is moved into a data warehouse, a tool called DBT (data build tool) can be used to transform the data more effectively. We have done shows previously about Fivetran and DBT. In today’s episode, George Fraser of Fivetran returns to discuss the cross section of these two technologies, and what his company is doing around that integration point. Sponsorship inquiries: [email protected]

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