The Data Business Podcast with Fexingo: Analytics, Data Infrastructure, and Information Products

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The Data Business Podcast with Fexingo: Analytics, Data Infrastructure, and Information Products

Data is the raw material of modern business, but most companies drown in it. The Data Business Podcast with Fexingo examines how organizations turn data into durable products and infrastructure — from analytics stacks and data pipelines to information platforms that generate recurring revenue. Lucas and Luna dissect real cases: how Snowflake built a cloud-data monopoly, why dbt became the standard for transformation, and how startups like Fivetran and Airbyte compete in the extraction market. They explore the economics of data-marketplaces, the governance trade-offs of lakehouse architectures, and the metrics that separate high-performing data teams from compliant ones. Each episode grounds a specific tension — open-source vs. proprietary, speed vs. accuracy, self-service vs. centralization — in the numbers and decisions that matter. Designed for data engineers, analytics leaders, and product managers building data-intensive businesses, the show avoids hype and focuses on the durable p

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Data is the raw material of modern business, but most companies drown in it. The Data Business Podcast with Fexingo examines how organizations turn data into durable products and infrastructure — from analytics stacks and data pipelines to information platforms that generate recurring revenue. Lucas and Luna dissect real cases: how Snowflake built a cloud-data monopoly, why dbt became the standard for transformation, and how startups like Fivetran and Airbyte compete in the extraction market. They explore the economics of data-marketplaces, the governance trade-offs of lakehouse architectures, and the metrics that separate high-performing data teams from compliant ones. Each episode grounds a specific tension — open-source vs. proprietary, speed vs. accuracy, self-service vs. centralization — in the numbers and decisions that matter. Designed for data engineers, analytics leaders, and product managers building data-intensive businesses, the show avoids hype and focuses on the durable p

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