Case study: How Instacart uses Nexla to Accelerate Partner Integration
We’re excited to tell the story of how Nexla helped accelerate Instacart’s partner integration. Instacart…
Data Integration
Data integration is the process of combining data from multiple systems, formats, and locations into a consistent, usable form — via ETL, ELT, CDC, APIs, or file-based movement.
Nexla’s Converged Integration unifies ETL, ELT, CDC/streaming, and reverse ETL in one platform with 1,000+ connectors, so teams stop juggling separate tools for batch, streaming, and delivery.
Nexla announces Parquet support to Lower Query Costs and Improve Performance of Amazon Athena and Redshift Spectrum
Nexla is happy to announce support for Apache Parquet, a free and open-source column-oriented data…
The 3 Biggest Cloud Challenges: Athena, Redshift, and Multi-Cloud
We’re looking forward to this year’s AWS re:Invent from November 27 to December 1 in…
Announcing Snowflake and Redshift Integration with Nexla
Nexla is happy to announce that Amazon Redshift integration and Snowflake integration are now available. With a…
Come see Nexla at a Conference Near You
As summer comes to an end, it’s time to hang up our beach towels and…
DataOps Report Breakdown: DataOps Activities
Welcome back to the 2017 Definitive Data Operations Report MiniSeries! This week, we’re covering key…
Nexla Launches at TechCrunch Disrupt NY Startup Battlefield
Nexla is a next-generation data operations platform that manages secure inter-company data collaboration at scale. Our launch comes on the heels of the company’s $3.5 million seed funding round led by Blumberg Capital with participation from Storm Ventures, Engineering Capital and Correlation Ventures.
Nexla Selected to Compete in TechCrunch Disrupt NY Startup Battlefield!
We finally get to share the good news that Nexla has been selected as a contender for TechCrunch Disrupt NY Startup Battlefield!
We’re honored to be joining the 19 other startups competing for the Disrupt Cup. Nexla will be pitching tomorrow, Tuesday, May 16. Hope to see you there or on the live stream!
What We Value at Nexla
Nexla’s CEO Saket Saurabh speaks about the five core values that define the culture of…
A first principles analysis of the immigration EO
When faced with a difficult question, mathematicians like to solve from first principles. Engineers get down to nuts and bolts. Most of us call it “going back to basics.” Letting go of assumptions and relying on fundamental concepts is a great way to find a clean, high quality solution to a difficult problem. As an engineer, I followed that approach in my work and as an entrepreneur, one of the first things the Nexla founding team did was to codify the core cultural values of our company. Those cultural values are our first principles, our nuts and bolts.
Data APIs are going the way of the dodo: What you need to know
At Nexla, we think of APIs are belonging to one of two categories: service or data. A service API is a building block for a developer, a way to hook into another application’s functionality. It’s how developers can build apps in Slack, or add google maps to a web app. Data APIs on the other hand are a bit more limited. They allow developers to pull data from a source and then use that data however they see fit. They don’t offer any additional functionality or services. And that’s why they’re facing extinction.
Will Data Save our Lives?
Automotive is the buzzing topic at CES 2017. That’s no surprise given the pace of innovation in vehicle connectivity and autonomy. But beyond the cool concept cars and live demos, CES discussed questions about safety, regulation, social impact, smart cities and how these new vehicles will change life and jobs as we know it. New vehicle technology has the opportunity to transform how we live, and save lives while doing it. But is the automotive industry ready for this challenge?
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