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Articles

A collection of passable prose.

Explainers

DPIM Framework: Bundling Better Infra, People, Models, and Data

There's no silver bullet for improving analytic output. Data, people, infra, and models all need to work together. This framework helps bundle the pieces up.

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Data's Secret Sauce

There’s a barrier to sharing your analysis beyond the four firewalls of your company’s network. It’s private & sensitive. We can whip up a solution to sharing.

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Open Book Analytics

The data field is changing. People in the industry feel it. It’s an exciting time, but difficult to explain exactly why...

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Analytics Crafting A Way Forward

The community has established the *why* analytics is a craft but is looking for the *how*. This conversation is too important not to push forward.

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Notes

Short thoughts, written down, so neither of us forget.

Writing DAG

Sometimes writing is *hard* and other times it's downright impossible. Stack the odds in your favor with a writing system.

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One-Way or Two-Way Doors

Is this a reversible decision? Pause to think if the analysis is leading through a one-way or two-way door.

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Fill in the ******

For *NULL* to represent nothing, it sure can mean a lot of things. You need a strategy to fill in the blanks.

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There is always a "silly simple question"

Look, we all get asked those silly simple questions that make us roll our eyes. Why can’t they do it themselves?

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