78: The Etymology of Reverse ETL & Why It’s a Key Piece Of The Modern Data Stack with Boris Jabes of Census
This week on The Data Stack Show, Eric and Kostas chat with Boris Jabes, the CEO at Census. During the episode, Borris discusses what ETL is, where it came from, and how to work with it within different companies.
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Show Notes
Highlights from this week’s conversation include:
- Boris’ background career journey (2:32)
- The origins of “reverse ETL” (6:39)
- Reverse Fivetran (16:35)
- Product as an experience (22:41)
- Fivetran users vs Census users (24:14)
- How to add value to a data dump (26:56)
- Ways companies are creating IP (33:48)
- The cascade effect of the modern data stack (37:56)
- Defining “data federation” (43:51)
- Lessons from building a product (49:10)
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