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Chris Fisher

Using testing to deliver rapid business value with Data Vault

This session shows how embedding testing into Data Vault workflows helps teams deliver higher-quality data faster and with greater confidence in outcomes.

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Testing built into Data Vault 2.0

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Faster deployment through automated testing

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Trusted Data

Introducing the Presenter

Chris Fisher

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After studying Astrophysics at university, Chris started a career in Data Engineering. He currently works for Datavault where he has been delivering Data Vault 2.0 projects to clients and helping to develop the dbtvault automation tool. He recently led a testing initiative in a government client, implementing several layers of testing throughout the Data Vault 2.0 project, enabling rapid deployment and credibility to their data and organisation.

How testing can speed up delivery of business value with Data Vault

Arguably the most important part of delivering a data warehouse project – certainly in terms of delivering business value and rapid deployment – comes from the strength of the testing built into any Data Vault 2.0 solution.

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