Data Talks

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Podcast by Exago BI

Episodios

  • A Process for Data-Informed Decision Making

    21/09/2021 Duración: 57min

    Data Talks is Exago's podcast on business intelligence, analytics, and application software. This month, “godfather of data literacy” Jordan Morrow unpacks the 12-step data-informed decision making process outlined in his new book, Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs to Succeed. “Data-driven culture” is one of the hottest buzzwords of the decade, but Morrow says most organizations are nowhere near achieving it.

  • Unified Data and Analytics Platforms (UDAPs)

    12/08/2021 Duración: 45min

    Data Talks is Exago's podcast on business intelligence, analytics, and application software. This month, we’re learning all about unified data and analytics platforms (UDAPs) with Eckerson analyst Joe Hilleary. Eckerson Group coined the term in a paper it published in 2020, and it describes a trend taking place in the BI software space. Joe takes us on a deep dive into UDAPs, covering everything from what they are to who they benefit and why.

  • Rethinking BI Success Factors

    08/07/2021 Duración: 34min

    Data Talks is Exago's podcast on business intelligence, analytics, and application software. This month, we’re talking about BI success factors with BI and Data Management expert Jorge García. Jorge is a Principal Analyst of BI and Data Management at Technology Evaluation Centers in Québec, but he also has experience as a BI practitioner. This has given him a dual perspective on business intelligence success factors and how organizations might rethink these goals.

  • Data Quality Management for Small and Midsize Businesses

    05/04/2021 Duración: 34min

    Data Talks is Exago's podcast on business intelligence, analytics, and application software. This month, we’re joined by Aaron Fuller, Director of Data and Business Intelligence at CodeGreen Solutions, who’s going to tell us how small and midsize businesses can manage their data quality, today, with the tools already available to them. He explains where to start, who on your team to endow with data management responsibilities, and what to do with issues you uncover.