by Jon Loyens | Dec 16, 2019 | Data-driven cultures
The other day, a member of our sales team shared this Twitter thread comparing the usability of baby clothes to enterprise software. This takedown is both funny and true, speaking as a parent and as an enterprise software co-founder and user. The really insightful bit...
by Jon Loyens | Jun 11, 2019 | Data-driven cultures
As with last week’s news that Google acquired Looker for $2.6B for Google Cloud, Salesforce’s $15.7B purchase of Tableau is a clear sign that bringing business users into the fold by making data and analytics more accessible isn’t just a nice...
by Jon Loyens | Nov 7, 2017 | Data catalogs
Hey data people, how many times has this happened to you? You have a hunch about something impacting your business, maybe there’s a region with declining sales or maybe you think there’s some nefarious activity on your website that’s skewing numbers, so you email your...
by Jon Loyens | Aug 25, 2017 | Data catalogs
Frequently when I demo data.world at conferences, meet-ups and customer meetings, I get asked “What can I put in data.world?” It’s easy to look at the platform and assume that it’s like a database (it can be one those) or a project management platform (it can also be...
by Jon Loyens | Jun 30, 2017 | Data catalogs
Our intent at data.world has always been to build an amazing platform to share your data and analysis and collaborate with your colleagues and peers on your data projects. In order to do this, a core piece of our product strategy is to provide amazing APIs and SDKs...
