Census Insights

What is Census?

A census is a complete enumeration of a population, typically collecting demographic, social, and economic data. It is used by governments to allocate resources, plan infrastructure, and understand population trends. Businesses use census data for market research and site selection. Academic researchers use census data for social science research. Censuses are typically conducted every 5 or 10 years.

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What other technologies are related to Census?

Census Competitor Technologies

Hightouch

Hightouch is a Reverse ETL platform that moves data from data warehouses to operational systems, which is similar to the function of Census.

mentioned alongside Census in 10% (107) of relevant job posts

Census Complementary Technologies

Fivetran

Fivetran is an ETL tool used to load data into a data warehouse. Census can then use this data to sync to other tools.

mentioned alongside Census in 2% (221) of relevant job posts

Stitch

Stitch is an ETL tool for loading data into a data warehouse. Census uses this data to sync to other tools.

mentioned alongside Census in 4% (64) of relevant job posts

Segment

Segment is a customer data platform that collects and unifies customer data, which can then be loaded into a data warehouse and synced to other tools by Census.

mentioned alongside Census in 2% (113) of relevant job posts