Six Strategies for Modernizing and Migrating ETL to the Cloud
Webinar Speaker: David Stodder, Senior Director of Research for BI, TDWI
Date: Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Time: 9:00 a.m. PT, 12:00 p.m. ET
Data modernization with cloud computing is a key direction for many organizations. Critical to modernization is having the right strategy for migrating extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes to the cloud.
Large organizations often have hundreds, if not thousands, of on-premises ETL routines and pipelines that deliver curated data for data warehouses and other target data platforms. Users depend on this data for daily business intelligence (BI) reporting, dashboards, analytics, and other data-driven applications. Organizations can hardly afford delays and potential risks by scrapping years of ETL development as they shift their data management and integration focus to the cloud.
Join this TDWI webinar to learn effective strategies for leveraging the value of existing on-premises ETL assets to accelerate cloud data migration and modernization. Speakers will discuss how to get the most out of current ETL investments while transitioning to cloud-native ETL services that take advantage of cloud data platform scalability, flexibility, power, and speed.
Topics to be discussed include:
- Using on-premises ETL assets and knowledge to avoid delays and ETL cloud migration risks
- Maximizing automation for ETL cloud migration
- Aligning ETL cloud migration strategies with cloud data warehousing and strategies for other cloud data platforms
- Future-proofing your overall ETL strategy to support new users and types of workloads
Guest Speaker
Josh Alpern
Vice President, Global Cloud Migrations
Informatica
Josh Alpern is the vice president global cloud migrations at Informatica. In this role, Josh and his team work with customers and partners who want to modernize existing Informatica estates and workloads to Informatica’s cloud-first, cloud-native platform, IDMC (Informatica Data Management Cloud). Josh has been with Informatica for 13 years across a variety of roles. Josh has been in the IT industry for more than 20 years. He is based in New York City.
David Stodder