I have written about Python, the open source programming language, throughout the blog. However, I understand that my readers, traditionally Excel users, may not have Python installed on their …
Building an analytics wiki: Conversation with Michael Zelenetz
In an earlier post I reviewed Eva Murray’s Empowered by Data: How to Build Inspired Analytics Communities, a great read which really drove home the importance of establishing informal and …
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Welcome to my data meme page
If you work with data, you need a good laugh every now and again. And nothing says "Internet break" like a good meme trawl. Now, I like a meme just like the next guy, but I have trouble thinking …
Free white paper: Five things Excel users should know about Python
If you've visited my blog before you'll know that I see Excel as a valuable slice of the data analytics stack. In fact, I think it's the best way to learn analytics. Another slice of that stack is …
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What is blended learning for data education?
"Blended learning:" not again! It's a term so cringey only a consultant would love it, but "blended learning" has made waves in the education space. As you may expect from such a trendy phrase, it …
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Can you crunch these nine data brain teasers?
I'm a big fan of using art and drawings to clarify data problems and workflows. But in this case, let's use them to conceal the identity of common data procedures, methods and more. Below you'll …
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