by Thomas Evans | Dec 10, 2019 | Business Intelligence |
One thing I’ve been thinking about lately is Single Source of Truth (SSOT), it’s relationship with interpretation, and how that lands with data. We often consider the data warehouse, in at least it’s traditional star schema sense to be a record of...
by Steven Morrison | Dec 5, 2019 | Business Intelligence, SAS, Visualisation |
We like making life a little bit easier here at OptimalBI and one of the ways we have found to do that is by making quick how to guides. The standard text bullet point style guides isn’t what we do, we do cool sh!t. Below is a guide we have on the SAS function...
by Thomas Evans | Nov 28, 2019 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, Open Source |
Working in the Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing space I’m constantly keeping abreast of what’s hot and what’s not. Obviously Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence fall under the BI/DW banner, somewhere. So today I want...
by Alison Rowe | Nov 21, 2019 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, Open Data |
Have you ever needed data for a work or academic project? If so, are there any good sites on the internet where you can easily access data? I have had to complete several projects at work where I had to build reports in various BI tool (Qlik and PowerBI). I needed to...
by Steven Morrison | Nov 19, 2019 | Business Intelligence, SAS, Visualisation |
We like making life a little bit easier here at OptimalBI and one of the ways we have found to do that is by making quick how to guides. The standard text bullet point style guides isn’t what we do, we do cool sh!t. Below is a guide we have on the SAS function Scan....
by Kate Loguteva | Nov 14, 2019 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, Community |
This month OptimalBI is hosting a Data Science Pioneers documentary screening. The first screening was crowded and the rest of the sessions are booking up very quickly, so you might have heard about it already. I’m guessing, the selling point (although...
