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How Lyza stole the show at TDWI Las Vegas

March 11, 2010 by Ted Cuzzillo

Lyzasoft wasn’t among the 38 exhibitors in TDWI’s Las Vegas exhibit hall. Lyzasoft sponsored no part of the lunch, and they hired no stage magician. But their buzz was the loudest I heard over the event’s five days.

Others may have heard different buzz because buzz varies. Business intelligence elites gather every year at TDWI’s big Las Vegas event to teach, and they end up schmoozing, too. Over beer, food, and sometimes playing cards, they compare notes.

Is anyone seeking a consensus? I suppose someone might, but the interesting ones just play with ideas, reflect on what others say, make a joke, and think about it.… Read the rest “How Lyza stole the show at TDWI Las Vegas”

Filed Under: analysis & methods Tagged With: analysts, collaboration, conversation, Dave Wells, events, future, las vegas, Lyza, Mark Madsen, Scott Davis, tdwi, tools, Twitter 1 Comment

Tableau Public launches visual analysis for the masses

February 22, 2010 by Ted Cuzzillo

I’m sorry to tell you serious types out there, but visual analysis is often a game — in fact, one of the best games in town with Tableau Software’s visual analysis tool. Now Tableau Public is going to bring it to the masses.

In the same way that YouTube spawned a surge of new filmmakers, Tableau Public — free, running the same engine as its desktop sibling, and embedable — will bring on a new generation of data players and spectators.

I was a spectator at a data visualization conference one afternoon two years ago. Tableau Software director of visual analysis Jock Mackinlay had finished his presentation and another person had started his.… Read the rest “Tableau Public launches visual analysis for the masses”

Filed Under: analysis & methods Tagged With: collaboration, conversation, Dan Murray, data analyst, education, film, future, games, jock mackinlay, seattle, Tableau, visual analysis 6 Comments

BI’s next round: What’s going to dominate?

October 14, 2009 by Ted Cuzzillo

With all the talk about technology, let’s pause to refresh with three basics — culture, conversation, and collaboration. These basics will take center stage in BI’s future, and they’ll help decide which tools dominate.

Filed Under: BI industry Tagged With: Business Objects, Cognos, collaboration, conversation, future, JackBe, NetVibes, prediction, Scott Davis, trends 1 Comment

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