Analytics Power Hour

Data engineers, data scientists, analytics engineers, analysts, prompt engineers, BI analysts, quantum data wizards, data alchemists... Figuring out what the parameters even are of a data professional's job can be head-spinning. And, once we figure it out, it changes! This isn't necessarily unique to the world of data, but it's sufficiently challenging that it was a great jumping off point for a discussion with returning guest Katie Bauer. https://lnkd.in/gJ7mGumU #analytics #datascience #podcast #wrongbutuseful

If you stay on top of trends in the analytics space, you know about the rise of Analytics Engineering. We brought on guest Dumky de Wilde to help us dive into some of the ins and outs of the role. Listen in to learn more about the specifics of the position and some of the interesting ways they support organizations' analytics needs! https://lnkd.in/gPpmfkUG #analytics #podcast #analyticsengineering #dataengineering

In case you hadn't heard, the Analytics Power Hour crew is headed to Chicago this September 7th for MeasureCamp! Learn more about the event and get your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/ebTQRQAk If you've ever wanted to hop on the mic with with some of our co-hosts, this is your chance! We're going to have a room set-up to record all day long with a series of questions posted on the schedule board that we'd love to talk with you about! See you there! 🌭 🏙 🍕 More details about our plans at MeasureCamp Chicago at the beginning of our episode released last week: https://lnkd.in/gZpXd5Y8

Have you ever been in a social situation where you get to chatting with someone who is deeply knowledgeable in a topic for which you have passing knowledge at best, and then they blow your mind a little bit when you start peppering them with questions about it? That's what happened to us when we sat down with a medical statistician, Lewis Carpenter from Arcturis, to discuss real world data (RWD) as a means to gathering real world evidence (RWE) and how those related to randomized controlled trials (RCTs). So many acronyms, sure, but also so many concepts that are familiar, but which have fascinating similarities and differences from the statistical world that we're used to living in. This was one of those shows that we think you'll be mulling over for a long time after you give it a listen! https://lnkd.in/gBTNZeZh #analytics #podcast #statistics #medicalstatistics #rwd #rwe #rct

This podcast traces its roots back to the fun and interesting and useful discussions that the co-hosts found themselves having in the lobby bars of analytics conferences. One of the conferences that looms large in that foundation was Marketing Analytics Summit. And, once again, we returned to the stage for a recording of the show in front of a live audience. It was a lot of fun! https://lnkd.in/gUTGRa5B #podcast #analytics #conferences #liveaudience #humansvsai

APIs are easy to be generally aware of without stopping to ponder just how deeply ingrained they are in just about every interaction we have with technology. And, yet, they don't "just happen." On the latest episode of the show, Marco Palladino from Kong Inc. joined us for a discussion about them, and it was intriguing! https://lnkd.in/dtz9YSaw #API #podcast #analytics

What's better than having one amazing Aussie manager on our show to talk about professional development? TWO amazing Aussie managers! We were lucky to be joined by Helen Crossley to explore this topic. https://lnkd.in/g9kPdYrk #podcast #analytics #leadership #professionaldevelopment #goals

We had a great time recording a show in front of a live audience! Kicking it off with a live performance of this custom ditty from Josh Silverbauer was a hoot!

Thanks so much for the kind words, Abigail Wilson Burns! ✨

Josh Silverbauer, now that was some amazing walk out music! We had so much fun doing our live recorded show at #MASConf! 👏 👏 👏