Shinji Kim is the founder and CEO of Select Star. She breaks down the primary user demographics of her data discovery platform in response to an audience question.
“So today, majority of our user base, I would say about 65 to 70% are data analysts and data engineers.”
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Opinion
Kim: 'Data catalog' is an overused buzzword for a basic tool feature
“I actually think data catalog is a very overused term and also a feature that's available for every modern data tools. Like every data quality or observability tools have a catalog. But catalog really is your schema like map plus search.”
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Insight
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Insight
Kim: Organizations rarely update data models and diagrams after initial creation
“One of the things that we noticed from observing our users is that they have data models and different diagrams that they've created when they first created the data model, but these things don't get updated.”
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Kim: Engineers waste massive time searching SQL queries to trace table lineage
“A lot of technical users and data analysts and engineers also ending up spending a lot of time just searching through different SQL queries and trying to find, like, how this table was created, for example.”
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