"You have to be able to explain it on a napkin." Dr. Kenneth Sanford joins Ben and gives you the gift of open source software, Voltron full-stack data scientists and swearing machines. You don't want to miss Ken's take on descriptive analytics and education/training for analysts. Subscribe...
Some of my best memories have been had on the ski slopes! My brother, Matt, and I are unique in loving the kind of terrain most people loathe – moguls. We both love the feeling of hitting our rhythm in and out of densely packed...
My first time to New York City, I noticed something on just about every restaurant I walked by. There was one of these signs displayed at the front window showing off the inspection grade. Obviously, I avoided every one of the C restaurants I came...
Emma Cosh joins our own Kate Treadwell on the podcast this week! Emma is a freelance data viz designer, UX connoisseur, artist, author, and public speaker, and advocate for the underrepresented in the industry. She created and hosts Tiny Tableau Talks to help those who...
Robert has the pleasure of talking with Jeffrey Osborn and Kevin Lustig, Creative Director and Technical Director respectively, from Graphicacy - an interactive agency specializing in data visualizations, infographics, motion graphics, data analysis, and, most of all, storytelling with data. Subscribe to Podcast Your Data through...
Over the course of the past year, I’ve combined my love of genealogy with an increasing interest in data visualization. I’ve long had an Ancestry.com account, but I always wanted a more visual representation of where I came from. Cue Tableau. After working in short...
This week, I gave a talk on level of detail expressions at the Atlanta Tableau User Group. Preparing for that talk, I watched lots of video. The speech by Ian Coe and Adam Kamor, Pick Your Poison, LOD Expression or Table Calc, inspired this dashboard....
Well it’s that time of year again – the college basketball season comes to a close with the madness that is the NCAA tournament. Conference tournaments gave us a bit of a warmup, but now it’s time for the real deal. Brackets will bust, Cinderella’s...
Evictions are a sensitive subject in San Francisco. Long-term residents are being pushed out of their homes due to rising rent – some through evictions. Two of the most common, and controversial, ways to evict someone are the Ellis Act and Owner Move-in. The Ellis Act...
How can you or your organization get more out of your raw data? How do you make the data understandable to the masses? And how do you make better decisions based on the data? This show, Ben, Derrick, and Alex have a roundtable discussion about making...
Spring is here in D.C. For most people, that means any number of things – from the Cherry Blossom Festival, the Rock n’ Roll Marathon, patio dining or, for those as unlucky as I, horrendous seasonal allergies. But, there’s one recurring tradition from D.C. government that...
We take a moment - actually, a whole show - to remember Hans Rosling, who passed away on Feb. 7, 2017. Ben and Dan talk about their most memorable moments with Hans and attempt to imagine where the world of data is headed, as Hans...
Electric vehicles have been selling in significant numbers for several years. Tesla has made a splash in the ultra-luxury market with the Model S, and they took deposits from excited buyers amounting to over $15 billion of backlog for the mass market Model 3 sedan. GM,...
As far back as I can remember, the Chicago Cubs were, to me, family. From my grandfather and father growing up spending summer days taking the L down to Addison, grabbing a bleacher seat and hand-scoring the game. They got to watch the greats play...
Gartner recently released their 2017 BI Magic Quadrant, a simple quadrant graph that shows how each major BI platform is rated in relation to each other. The platforms are judged primarily by two metrics: execution and completeness of vision. It should come as no surprise that for yet...
We all love making new, beautiful visualizations, but what good are the vizzes if your data is unsecured and a mess? In this episdoe, InterWorks Data Engineer Matthew Brimer and Solutions Architect Jonathan Lundin talk about security, the Internet of Things and shoring up the wave...
“Data-driving decision making” is a phrase heard in several industries, perhaps none more so than in education. In such a scrutinized field, the ability to back decisions up with data isn’t an optional luxury, it’s a necessity. The challenges that many educational organizations face are...
Emotions are running high right now as evidenced by the large number of people participating in the Women's Protest Marches all over the world this past weekend. My oldest daughter is 24 years old. She wasn’t happy with the outcome of the election, but she didn’t vote....
Perhaps one of the greatest things about Tableau is how industry-agnostic it is. Though some industries are predisposed to be more data-driven than others, Tableau is making it criminally easy for anyone in any vertical to get more from their data. As a leading Tableau...
In 2016, the U.S. had an historic presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the first woman to run for U.S. president. While we’re still waiting on a female president in the U.S., the race led me to wonder about women in other areas...
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