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Build Customer 360 Analytics In Snowflake Hands-On Project

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Build Customer 360 Analytics In Snowflake Hands-On Project
Build Customer 360 Analytics In Snowflake Hands-On Project
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 510.68 MB | Duration: 0h 48m
Build a Customer 360 solution using Snowflake SQL, RBAC, Secure Views, and Secure Data Sharing

What you'll learn



Build a Customer 360 analytics model by combining customer, order, and support data in Snowflake.
Create and query Snowflake tables, views, and analytical data models using SQL.
Calculate customer metrics including total spending, order activity, and support ticket counts.
Apply Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to manage access to databases, schemas, and views.
Create secure views to control data exposure and protect sensitive customer information.
Implement Snowflake Secure Data Sharing to share governed data without copying underlying data.
Understand the provider and consumer model used for secure data collaboration in Snowflake.
Validate roles, grants, views, and shares using Snowflake administrative commands.

Requirements


Basic understanding of SQL, including SELECT statements, JOINs, GROUP BY, and aggregate functions.
Access to a Snowflake account or Snowflake trial environment.
Basic familiarity with the Snowflake user interface and worksheets is helpful.
No advanced Snowflake experience is required.
Familiarity with data analytics concepts is beneficial but not mandatory.

Description


Build a complete Customer 360 analytics solution in Snowflake through a practical, end-to-end hands-on project.In this course, you will work with customer data distributed across multiple business systems and bring it together into a unified Customer 360 analytics model. You will create source tables for customer, order, and support data, build analytical views, apply role-based access control, and securely share data with another Snowflake consumer.Build A Secure Customer 360 Analytics Solution Using SnowflakeIn this hands-on project, you will:Build source tables representing CRM, order, and support systemsLoad and validate sample customer dataCombine data from multiple systems using Snowflake SQLCreate a unified Customer 360 analytics viewCalculate customer metrics such as total spending and support ticket countsApply Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)Create secure views to control data exposureImplement Snowflake Secure Data SharingSimulate how a consumer account accesses shared dataValidate Snowflake roles, grants, views, and sharesModern organizations often store customer information across multiple platforms. Customer profiles may exist in a CRM system, transactions may be stored in an e-commerce platform, and customer issues may be managed through a support or helpdesk system.The challenge is bringing these sources together while maintaining proper security and governance.This course demonstrates how Snowflake can be used to address this challenge. You will start with separate source tables representing different business systems and progressively build a Customer 360 analytics layer.You will then move beyond analytics and focus on enterprise data governance. You will create roles with different levels of access, apply the principle of least privilege, and use secure views to control which information is exposed.Finally, you will implement Snowflake Secure Data Sharing to demonstrate how governed data can be shared with another organization or Snowflake account without creating unnecessary copies of the underlying data.This is a project-based course. Rather than focusing only on individual Snowflake features in isolation, you will see how SQL, data modeling, RBAC, secure views, and data sharing can work together as part of a realistic Customer 360 architecture.The architecture you will build follows this flow:Source Customer, Order, and Support DataCustomer 360 Analytics ModelSecure Access LayerRole-Based Access Control and GovernanceSnowflake Secure Data SharingConsumer AccessBy the end of the course, you will have a practical understanding of how to design and implement a governed Customer 360 solution in Snowflake.This course is designed for learners who already have basic familiarity with Snowflake and SQL and want to gain practical experience through a realistic business scenario.You will also be able to use the concepts demonstrated in this project as a foundation for building other analytics, data governance, and secure data collaboration solutions in Snowflake.
Data Analysts who want practical experience building analytics solutions in Snowflake.,Data Engineers who want to understand Customer 360 data modeling and governed data access.,Snowflake developers who want hands-on experience with RBAC, Secure Views, and Secure Data Sharing.,Analytics Engineers who work with customer data from multiple business systems.,Professionals learning Snowflake who already understand basic SQL and want to work on a realistic end-to-end project.

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https://www.udemy.com/course/customer-360-analytics-in-snowflake/


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