5 Oct 2023 Jill Thornhill BigQuery Window Functions Explained Keeping up with data analysis trends gives your organization – and your CV – the cutting edge. In this article, we'll look at BigQuery window functions and how you can use them to gain deeper insights into your data. Google's BigQuery, launched in 2010, is gaining traction as a popular choice with organizations needing to analyze large quantities of information quickly and to compare their own data against statistical data in the public domain. Read more 6 Jul 2023 Jill Thornhill Google BigQuery SQL Syntax: A Comprehensive Guide What is Google BigQuery? What can it do for your organization? Is BigQuery SQL a valuable skill? Where can you learn it, and where can you get some practice? Very few organizations today are not computerized. Many processes now make use of the IoT (Internet of Things), where all kinds of devices are networked and continually feed real time data into computer systems. The result is a vast amount of data available for decision-making. Read more 1 Jun 2023 Nicole Darnley Why Do You Need SQL to Work With Google BigQuery? Data is just as important to your business as investing or accounting; that’s why many people use Google’s BigQuery data warehouse. In this article, we'll discuss why you should learn SQL if you want to start using BigQuery. Unleash the power of your data! In the ever-growing landscape of data-driven decisions, organizations are continuously on the lookout for tools that can help them handle and analyze their data efficiently. Enter Google BigQuery: a powerful, Cloud-based data warehouse designed to store and analyze massive datasets in record time. Read more 18 Aug 2022 Tihomir Babic An Overview of SQL Text Functions in Google BigQuery Data analysts and Google BigQuery go hand in hand. Google's cloud data warehouse presents you with plenty of opportunities for using standard SQL text functions you can't avoid in your day-to-day work as a data analyst. BigQuery uses Google Standard SQL, an ANSI-compliant SQL dialect. This means you can use standard SQL text functions in BigQuery without needing to learn a variant of a given function. The Standard SQL Functions course is an excellent resource for learning those functions. Read more