Domo
JUNE 8, 2012
Data never sleeps. Every minute massive amounts of it are being generated from every phone, website and application across the Internet. Just how much data is being created and where does it come from? For that you should check out this Domo infographic.
Elegant BI
JUNE 29, 2012
Affordable, Sophisticated BI & CPM Courtesy of My Brother’s Smarter Sister. My brother used to work for a behemoth, international company. Now he works for a small company that is growing fast – a SME! He’s looking for a BI solution that is affordable for a small budget, and will provide sophisticated features and functionality; one that is flexible enough to grow with the company.
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Domo
JUNE 1, 2012
I’ve never been a fan of buzzwords or language that isn’t clear, intuitive or easily understood. It seems like every industry has its own vocabulary. Fine for the insiders, but it’s limiting when trying to communicate with a broader group. Business intelligence is no different. As BI starts to spill out of the realm of IT and data professionals, our team thought it might be useful to provide business users with this BI 101 cheat sheet.
Domo
JUNE 21, 2012
At Domo we are in the midst of a social experiment. I mean really a true “social” networking experiment. Our staff is trying out just about every type of social tool out there from likes of TweetDeck to Codecademy. It’s actually pretty interesting to see that our admin assistants are way more “social” than our execs…I’ll chalk that up to a generational thing.
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As we look ahead to 2025, business intelligence and data analytics are set to play pivotal roles in shaping success. Organizations are already starting to face a host of transformative trends as the year comes to a close, including the integration of AI in data analytics, an increased emphasis on real-time data insights, and the growing importance of user experience in BI solutions.
Domo
JUNE 19, 2012
When I was in architecture school, I did a project inspired by the artist Piet Mondrian. In the course of my work, I came across this quote from Mondrian, “I don’t want pictures, I want to find things out.” A decade later, I didn’t expect to find a parallel between Mondrian and our CEO and Founder, Josh James, but a month ago Josh kicked off the #domosocial experiment by saying something to the effect of, “I’m not sure what’s going to happen when we do
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Domo
JUNE 17, 2012
Like many Domo social blogs, mine starts out the same: “When I first heard about the Domo social experiment…” I was worried I’d get sucked into the Facebook vortex that I was in when I first joined in December 2008. Back then I would spend hours finding all of my relatives (I have a lot) and the long-lost high school and college friends. I didn’t spend the time pontificating (not the Roman Catholic kind) so much as catching up on everyone else’s lives.
Domo
JUNE 14, 2012
As I stand out on the back steps looking over what can only be described as a small thriving jungle, I can’t help but feel a little overwhelmed. The yard has been completely overrun with weeds. I know it needs to be done. I know it will make my wife, my neighbors, and even my father, who is 400 miles away, very happy. I even know that at the end of the day I will feel some sense of satisfaction myself.
Elegant BI
JUNE 14, 2012
Today’s BI Forecast: Clear Visibility. Have you noticed that meteorologists get the weather forecast wrong at least 50% of the time? In business, we do our own forecasting and, more times than not, we get it wrong. Businesses need forecasting and predictive analysis for demand and inventory planning, budgeting, sales quotas, marketing campaigns and procurement.
Domo
JUNE 14, 2012
Foursquare is one of the social apps we are using as part of the #domosocial experiment. I’ve been aware of foursquare for years, have met the founder and senior execs who are fantastic — but never felt I needed foursquare to improve my life. I’ve always had an uneasy feeling about broadcasting my whereabouts to the world through apps like this one and the loss of privacy that comes along with doing that.
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Domo
JUNE 14, 2012
As head of client services, I get to partner with our customers who are trying to solve real problems with Domo. A lot of their action is driven by end-user observations: our reporting is too difficult to use, too non-existent, too slow, too limited, too ugly and so on. But we also work with quite a few companies who have made a great investment in traditional business intelligence and are now running into some serious capability limitations.
Domo
JUNE 12, 2012
I enjoy playing and watching sports. Sometimes I have an opportunity to really watch teams and players develop. When I have a chance to follow a sport in more detail it leads me to really enjoy the games more. Better understanding the players, the coaches, their history and their struggles makes the games richer and more entertaining. The #domosocial experiment has done the same thing to work for me.
Domo
JUNE 11, 2012
This is not how I thought the future would turn out. Eleven years ago, I began work with my co-author Shayne Bowman on a paper for the American Press Institute called We Media: How Audiences Are Shaping the Future of News and Information. It was downloaded nearly 500,000 times and eventually became a sort of playbook for the likes of CNN, BBC and MSNBC as they struggled to navigate the turbulent media landscape of the new millennium.
Domo
JUNE 10, 2012
I know people that have a wallet the size of George Costanza’s in “Seinfeld” They like him must schedule regular time for a chiropractic back spine adjustment. I on the other hand have a wallet with exactly the following: Bank debit card Personal Credit Card Business Credit Card Drivers’ License Health Insurance Card 1 other very thin ID card At one time my wallet was even half of that.
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Domo
JUNE 7, 2012
I learned about Facebook years ago sitting with some friends in the best Thai joint in Silicon Valley. I learned about a very early version of Twitter when a friend told me his immediate response to one of our larger-than-usual Bay Area earthquake was to tweet and check if all his friends were okay. I have written 509 blog posts on my personal blog over the course of five years.
Domo
JUNE 7, 2012
This post is really all about making sure you don’t become what I like to call “VP of Sales Road Kill.” For sales leaders, the metrics we choose to watch makes all the difference. More than once in my career I thought the month or the quarter was in good shape, only to find out I was looking at the wrong number. Not that the metric itself was inaccurate, but that it was a superficial measure of success – one that didn’t give me the deeper insight I needed to accurately pr
Domo
JUNE 7, 2012
I was part of the group that had objections to the #domosocial experiment on the grounds of privacy. My desire to not use certain social networks was less about a lack of exposure to them, and more about my own beliefs that I should not hand over data to an organization that uses my data as a commodity. Many of these companies don’t seem to have the greatest track record of privacy.
Domo
JUNE 6, 2012
Before I was a Domosapien, I was a freelance developer that coded alone in dark rooms for 8-10 hour stretches per day. Needless to say, “social” is not a word that described this phase of my life. Although working alone forced me to expand my skill-set to cover all aspects of my business, my professional network — the part they always tell you is WAY more important than “what” you know — was going nowhere.
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Domo
JUNE 5, 2012
As I have been participating in the #domosocial experiment, I am continually reminded of how our world is more connected today than it ever has been before. It used to be that I would have to be on a computer in order to read my emails or to access my social networking sites. Now that I have an iPhone, I can do that from anywhere I have access to a wireless or cellular network.
Domo
JUNE 4, 2012
When Josh went on stage and announced the #domosocial experiment, I was a bit disappointed. It felt as though we were idolizing cat picture projects and hoisting them as the only people understanding UX, whereas I often see them in quite the opposite light. I can certainly see the value of understanding the latest in user experience, but to suggest that the best of UX comes entirely from social projects is laughable.
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