by Steven Morrison | Aug 13, 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 Steven Morrison | Aug 1, 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 Alison Rowe | Jul 23, 2019 | Amazon Web Services, Business Intelligence |
Importing data At OptimalBI we love to do cool sh!t with data. In my role in data analytics, I like to investigate new data presentation software and had the opportunity to use Amazon QuickSight to see what its data presentation capability was like. What is Amazon...
by Kate Loguteva | Jun 27, 2019 | Business Intelligence |
The first I came across Snowflake was a few years ago when I was learning how to use Attunity Replicate, that time I established a data load into this cloud data warehouse. This time I have decided to explore what Snowflake is about. Terminology I watched some...
by Kate Loguteva | May 28, 2019 | Business Intelligence, Data Integration, MongoDB, Open Source |
We live in the age of big data, we produce and collect more data then ever. Surely, just hoarding it doesn’t make much sense, but a lot of valuable information could be extracted from it and used, for example, in the decision making process. Every organisation I...
by Shane Miles | May 14, 2019 | Business Intelligence, SAS |
For those that could not attend SUNZ this year, here is a taste of how my day went. My day of late starts with a plank, I do just one, for as long as I can each morning. Today was 1 minute 31 seconds. I then headed into my office at OptimalHQ to complete some...
