PYD29 – Alteryx 11
Our resident Alteryx Ace Michael Treadwell is joined by analyst Chris Sanders to talk about their new features in the newest release of Alteryx – Alteryx 11. Listen as they wax poetic about browsers, search, and several of the other great features available to you now.
Compare Incomplete Week to Same Days of Previous Week in Tableau
For the past few months, I’ve been working with a client for whom tracking performance is a matter of life and death. Okay, maybe it’s not that dramatic … but they care a lot about player engagement and revenue streams for the video games they produce. It turns out that keeping their fingers on the […]
InterWorks Makes the 2017 CRN Tech Elite 250
Award season is in full swing again with InterWorks landing another honor – a place among the 2017 CRN Tech Elite 250! This marks the second year in which we’ve made the Tech Elite 250. What exactly is it? Well, the Tech Elite 250 honors the top IT solution providers throughout North America based on […]
An API Client for Alteryx Gallery in R
One of the things I love most about Alteryx is R integration. The predictive tools are built using R and, if I want, I can use R code directly in my Alteryx module. It really only makes sense that there should also be an API client for Alteryx Gallery that is written in R. So, […]
InterWorks Voted ‘Best IT Company in Oklahoma’ for Seventh Consecutive Year
We’ve done it again! For the seventh consecutive year, okc.BIZ named InterWorks the “Best IT Company in Oklahoma” in their annual Best of Business awards. The announcement came last week at the Best of Business awards banquet at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Oklahoma City. Though we’ve won this award before, we’re still just […]
Do I Need New Running Shoes? Let the Data Decide
I gave up getting angry for Lent this year, so I won’t start this blog post ranting about how difficult it is to get my data out of my own FitBit Alta tracking device. Suffice it to say, it is VERY DIFFICULT TO GET MY DATA OUT OF MY OWN FITBIT ALTA TRACKING DEVICE. (I […]
12 Generations Mapped in Tableau
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 bursts throughout the year, and with a fair amount of […]
Tableau’s INCLUDE Level of Detail Scope
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. InterWorks’ Robert Curtis also did a whole series on LOD […]
March Madness Toolbox: Probably More than You Want, Definitely More than You Need
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 will dance, tears will be shed, nets will be cut […]
Open Data Viz: San Francisco Evictions
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 allows a landlord to leave the rental business and […]