Excel's vision fulfilled Think Excel is obsolete? You may want to have a word with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, who has called it the organization's most important consumer product. And features …
Your Python launch checklist
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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