Composable DataOps Blog
Composable DataOps Blog
Composable DataOps Platform is an end-to-end data discovery, orchestration, analysis, and visualization platform. It offers integration with all sorts of data sources that you can mash together, has a vast array of visualization and reporting capabilities, and includes powerful dashboard…
In this increasingly complex and interdependent world, challenges arising from global competition is being felt by almost every organization across every industry. These challenges are further accelerated and intensified by the rapid development of big data and analytics. Organizations, and…
In the ever-evolving realm of data analytics, software integration, and end-user development, it’s no surprise that the market is inundated with a multitude of products vying for attention. As a potential client recently pointed out, distinguishing one product from another…
Major transformations are shaping the global economy, and it is now clear that organizations with the resources and know-how to leverage the large volume of both internal and external data being generated today have the competitive advantage. However, gone are…
We’re proud to announce Composable’s DataFlow Designer now supports full zooming and panning! We think this feature will make working with larger and more complicated DataFlows much easier. Over the last year, the ability to pan and zoom in the…
DataFlows in Composable DataOps Platform now have the ability to iterate through collections of objects directly within the the application flow! There are some Modules which return enumerations of objects. For example, when you query for email messages using the…
The ability to execute Modules in parallel is a powerful feature offered by Composable DataOps Platform, benefiting DataFlow Application authors in various ways. By leveraging parallel execution, authors can significantly improve the overall execution time of their applications, particularly for…
Composable provides special mechanisms for managing complexity of dataflows. Specifically, Composable allows you to reuse parts of your dataflow by encapsulating them as stand-alone custom modules. When developing your dataflow applications in Composable, users have access to hundreds of “first-class”…