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What Is DataOps? Definition, Principles, and Benefits

Alation

DataOps is a set of technologies, processes, and best practices that combine a process-focused perspective on data and the automation methods of the Agile software development methodology to improve speed and quality and foster a collaborative culture of rapid, continuous improvement in the data analytics field. Embrace change.

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A Great Analyst's Best Friends: Skepticism & Wisdom!

Occam's Razor

Then, I asked for the source of data. A 2014 AOL report and an online survey with n=600. Your first skepticism flag should be: The title of the article says IQ, do PISA scores measure IQ? Your second skepticism flag should be: Look for things in the data-set that disprove the summary statement. It was horse-manure.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 6

Domino Data Lab

Eric’s article describes an approach to process for data science teams in a stark contrast to the risk management practices of Agile process, such as timeboxing. As the article explains, data science is set apart from other business functions by two fundamental aspects: Relatively low costs for exploration.

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6 Case Studies on The Benefits of Business Intelligence And Analytics

datapine

Because things are changing and becoming more competitive in every sector of business, the benefits of business intelligence and proper use of data analytics are key to outperforming the competition. Lieferando is a European online food-ordering service that was acquired by Just Eat Take Away in 2014. The results?

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What is going on in the world of data and analytics?

Andrew White

I have blogged before (see this from 2014: A Day in the Life of an Analyst” at Gartner’s IT/Expo Symposium – Day 3 ) about the hot topics I discussed with attendees at our Symposia and data and analytics conferences. It is hard to explain and express and measure that contribution. Some don’t understand the difference.