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Caterpillar uses Snowflake technology to create a consistent view of its data - Vimarsana News

Caterpillar uses Snowflake technology to create a consistent view of its data

The firm wants to develop innovative services for its customers and the company’s underlying digital platform plays a crucial supporting role.

Snowflake Summit 2022 - the shape of things to come, courtesy of Snowflake co-founder Benoît Dageville - Vimarsana News

Snowflake Summit 2022 - the shape of things to come, courtesy of Snowflake co-founder Benoît Dageville

Snowflakes's co-founder Benoît Dageville explains how the company plans to continue to push data-led innovation.

Snowflake Summit 2022 - CEO Frank Slootman on the changing data needs of enterprise customers - Vimarsana News

Snowflake Summit 2022 - CEO Frank Slootman on the changing data needs of enterprise customers

By building on its cloud foundations and using an extensive partner ecosystem, Snowflake wants its customers to make more of the huge amount of data they hold.

Retired Mass Art teacher's protest sculpture fills his Marshfield yard - Vimarsana News

Retired Mass Art teacher's protest sculpture fills his Marshfield yard

MARSHFIELD — When Rockland artist Kata Stack tells friends she works at the house on Route 139 with all those steel sculptures in the yard, they say, "Oh that house? Wait a second, what's going on in there?" You're welcome to stop and see for yourself. George Greenamyer, the 81-year-old sculptor who lives there with his wife, Beverly Burbank, a former student, and works in the adjacent shop and welding room with young assistants, calls his property "a sculpture garden." His recent work has been described as "protest art." Greenamyer taught at the Massachusetts College of Art for 40 y...