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Data analysts will bridge business and IT

August 14, 2012 by Ted Cuzzillo

Future data analysts will be a “bond” between business and IT, says Diego Klabjan, director of the new Master of Science in Analytics program at Northwestern University. The first cohort starts next month.

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Why IT says “no!”

August 10, 2012 by Ted Cuzzillo

Many data repositories are fragile, held together with shaky, ad libbed fixes, observes a busy consultant. Free access for data analysts scares the hell out of administrators.

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MacGuffin, anyone?

August 6, 2012 by Ted Cuzzillo

In his years in BI, says QlikTech VP of product management Donald Farmer, “I’ve never seen a project fail for purely technical reasons. The organizational aspect was always the principal cause of failure.” Yet tools remain the industry’s obsession.

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Two recent “storytelling” tools for public audiences Toucan spoonfeeds data’s insight while Juicebox cultivates data skills

The data-shy among us have two friends in the software business. One a few years old and one new this year. Nashville, Tennessee-based Juice Analytics … [Read More...] about Two recent “storytelling” tools for public audiences Toucan spoonfeeds data’s insight while Juicebox cultivates data skills

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