Google BigQuery: Your Big Data Best Friend

Google's robust, serverless data warehouse solution dazzles with its swift setup and seamless integration with other Google services.

Why we choose Google BigQuery

High Interoperability

Seamless integration with other Google services like Looker.

Serverless Architecture

No need for infrastructure management, instantly ready for use.

Real-Time Analytics

Rapid SQL queries for immediate insights.

Scalability

Automatic scaling for any data volume, maintaining peak performance.

BigQuery helps you load, process, and analyze data to inform critical business decisions - it's the backbone of many data-driven companies
Anja Schröder

Anja Schröder

Senior Consultant

Turbine Kreuzberg

BigQuery: Modern Data Warehouse Management

BigQuery is an analytics web service by Google, hosted on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It is a fully managed, serverless data warehouse perfect for querying, analyzing, and processing large datasets. Queries are executed using SQL, with native support for AI and machine learning.


Tailored for enterprises and business analytics in the big data and BI realm, BigQuery facilitates performant queries up to the petabyte scale. Storage and computational capacities are automatically scaled to meet demands. BigQuery supports real-time analytics, data encryption, and high availability.

How it works

Data import in Google BigQuery allows for the integration of data from various sources such as CSV files, JSON files, Google Sheets, or directly through the BigQuery Data Transfer Service.

Once imported, the data is stored in a columnar format, which enhances query efficiency and reduces storage requirements. Users can then utilize standard SQL to formulate complex queries that are executed on Google's distributed infrastructure.

For analysis, BigQuery seamlessly integrates with tools like Google Data Studio, Looker, and other business intelligence tools to facilitate data visualization and analysis. Additionally, it offers comprehensive security features, including data encryption both at rest and in transit, along with detailed IAM roles and permissions to ensure robust data protection.

Key Features

  • Serverless architecture and scaling

  • Integrated SQL query language

  • Processing large datasets

  • Pay-as-you-go model

  • Fast data analysis

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Timothy Becker

Timothy Becker

Director Business Development