Defining Data Engineering with Maxime Beauchemin - Episode 3

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Defining Data Engineering with Maxime Beauchemin - Episode 3

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What exactly is data engineering? How has it evolved in recent years and where is it going? How do you get started in the field? In this episode, Maxime Beauchemin joins me to discuss these questions and more.

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Mar 5, 2017

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Defining Data Engineering with Maxime Beauchemin - Episode 3

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