ETL

 

ETL Definition

ETL stands for Extract, Transform and Loading. It is an important process of Business Intelligence(BI). 

There are many BI and ETL tools available. Some of the examples are Power BI, Tableau, etc.

We can visualize our data and can gain useful insights from that data which can be consider as a helpful way in taking important business decisions.

Data driven decisions are more likely to be successful. ETL is a step towards that data driven decision.

Most of the companies including healthcare, insurance, commercial, banking and finance, education, etc. have adopted the culture of using data for taking important decisions.

We will learn more about ETL in upcoming blogs till then stay connected and explore the world of technology.

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