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 Ian Greenleigh | Dec 9, 2019 | Data-driven cultures
Yonder is a fast-growing authentic internet company on a mission to give the online world the same amount of cultural context as the offline world. “We’re the anthropologists of the internet,” says Taylor McCaslin—Senior Product Manager at Yonder—describing how the...
by Brett Hurt | Jun 19, 2019 | Data catalogs, Data-driven cultures
I’m beyond excited to share this news. data.world has acquired Capsenta! In this brief post I’d like to explain why I personally think this is important for the enterprise data universe, and I encourage you to also read Capsenta co-founder Juan Sequeda’s own...
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 Jenny Ryan | Sep 12, 2018 | Data-driven cultures
Algorithms are only as good as the data that feeds them. Data scientists are deeply familiar with the impact of GIGO (garbage in, garbage out), where messy inaccuracies, fragmented data, and the like result in poor analysis. But fairness, inclusion, and bias in the...
by Tyler Durman | Aug 29, 2018 | Data-driven cultures
This is Part 5 in a series about Collective Data Empowerment. If you want to get the whole series and accompanying tools in an ebook, go here. So, you’re a data executive. You’re on a mission to build a data-driven culture. You spend your days leading organizational...
