I’m delighted to be speaking at Live! 360 Orlando and I’m presenting a workshop on From Business Intelligence to Business Analytics with the Microsoft Data
I got to the end of the free WordPress account for my small business account and I wanted to analyse my CRM and sales data
I was very pleased to appear on the Izenda website along with five other Business Intelligence experts, discussing the past, present and future of self-service
How do you get started? The online and offline courses, books, MOOCs, papers, blogs and the forums help, of course. I regularly use several resources for learning but my number one source of learning is: Doing the do
PASS’ first Business Analytics Day, which will be held in Chicago on January 11, 2017. You can choose one of two full-day, in-depth sessions for
Join PASS on 14th December for our next bumper edition of the Business Analytics (BA) Marathon on Wednesday, December 14. We have six back-to-back sessions, all about
Joseph Sirosh’s keynotes always contain amazing demos. The future is here, now. You can have this technology too.
As always, this isn’t an official PASS blog post, but one of my braindumps. In a nutshell, I want to pick community brains. Don’t think
Picture Credit: checanty Oscar Wilde was well known for his writing for adults, but he’s probably less well known for his excellent children’s writing, too.
In this world of data-driven analytics, organisations can’t afford to sit on the Acheron; the Rubicon has already been crossed, and organisations need to get their feet wet.
Britain has “really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, language.” Said Oscar Wilde, in the Centerville Ghost (1887) whilst George Bernard Shaw
As always, I don’t speak for PASS. This is a braindump from the heart. I realise that we haven’t communicated about BA as much as