Before we jump into the tools most commonly found in the data stack, let’s define the phrase “modern data stack.” At GoodData, we define the modern data stack as a deliberate combination of different technologies specifically built to support data storage, management, and access. Data stacks are typically created by (but not limited to) organizations striving to leverage their data for strategic decision-making. It is important not to confuse this with the term “tech stack,” which is usually used to describe the sum of an organization’s technological apparatus and is generally focused on multiple use cases (rather than solely data). With technology and data evolving, GoodData views the modern data stack as a necessary asset in an organization’s comprehensive technology stack. So w

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