Tim Harrison
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first heard Jun 2022
last heard May 2023
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So customer facing BI solutions that might sit on top of um the sort of unique and proprietary data that software companies are sort of uh are developing.
Um where do you see that playing?
Have you started to see within DBT that your customers are using it for that customer facing data products already or is that a a new area?
That's really interesting because I guess um, you know, w we're seeing this as a a very important area of of those customer facing data products.
And uh one piece that I I think I'd certainly notice is there's still maturity uh that needs to come
On what you called the right hand side of the diagram with those sort of actual BI analytics tools on and getting those ready for embedding or you know, that um, you know.
a tool that may be a fantastic BI tool for internal use cases and gets the job done is actually can be quite different once you have uh, you know, product managers and teams and real customers who have specific requirements.
But actually there's also some of those key components in the middle of the the modern data stack on the
uh the the infrastructure side the database that actually also need to be potentially tuned and tweaked as we
increase uh those customer facing use cases also.
Well then conscious of the time, I think I given how much I listen to your your fantastic analytics engineering podcast, I think you ask a very similar question at the end.
Um, but I I've I've maybe given it a slight twist on on what we've talked about.
Is where do you see the modern data stack going yourself in the next five to ten years, both from a
DBT perspective, but also maybe more more broadly in
that whole uh data stack.
That's really um is very exciting.
And one piece I think that's i important there is um I I was
uh talking with our our data team and we were talking about the the modern data stack and and the role of dbt actually is what we what we do when we sit around and have lunch together.
And uh one piece we we said is, you know, what is it that why do we think DBT has done so well?
Why do we like using it compared to, you know, uh the different tools we have a whole range of experience in the team.
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