Prodects/AI/ML Data Platform in Snowflake

Driving OEM Data Excellence: Solvency's Tailored Solutions for Machine Learning/ AI Data Platforms

Our data ingestion process leverages a combination of AWS and Snowflake technologies. Data from various OEM sources will be uploaded to Amazon S3 buckets. Upon arrival, Amazon SQS (Simple Queue Service) will act as a message queue, triggering the transfer of files to Snowflake. Within Snowflake, data will be staged using Snowstage and automatically ingested through a data ingestion layer. This layer includes data pipelines (Snowpipes) designed by our solvency team, who are data domain experts.

The solvency team will ensure adherence to data quality metrics throughout the process, from the initial staging phase to the final steps within the data pipeline. This includes implementing data quality checks defined by our solvency experts and upholding data governance and data security practices. Cleansed data will then be stored in Snowflake, readily accessible to solvency data analysts and scientists for advanced business predictions.

Furthermore, professional data pre-processing techniques will be employed throughout the process using Snowpark (Snowflake's PySpark integration). This prepares the data for the application of machine learning algorithms and AI models, ultimately generating the desired predictions.

A visual representation of the complete end-to-end data flow is provided in the following figure.

general data Architecture
The below steps outline the data flow process for ingesting and transforming data from various OEM sources for use in solvency analytics. Snowflake and AWS services will be utilized to ensure a secure, efficient, and data-quality-focused pipeline.
  • Data Collection and Staging: Data will be collected from various OEM sources. And Collected data will be uploaded to designated Amazon S3 buckets.
  • Data Transfer and Staging in Snowflake: Upon arrival in S3 buckets, Amazon SQS (Simple Queue Service) will act as a message queue, notifying Snowflake of new data availability. And Snowflake's Snowstage service will be used to temporarily store the incoming data.
  • Data Ingestion and Transformation: A dedicated data ingestion layer will be created within Snowflake. This layer will include data pipelines (Snowpipes) designed by the solvency team. And The solvency team, with their expertise in the data domain, will ensure adherence to pre-defined data quality metrics throughout the ingestion process. This includes implementing data quality checks and upholding data governance and data security practices. And Using Snowpark (Snowflake's PySpark integration), the data will undergo professional pre-processing techniques to prepare it for further analysis.
  • Data Storage and Utilization: Cleansed and transformed data will be stored in Snowflake tables, readily accessible to solvency data analysts and scientists. And With access to high-quality data, solvency data analysts and scientists can leverage machine learning algorithms and AI models to generate valuable business predictions.