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Dataversity
DECEMBER 20, 2021
Reading Larry Burns’ “Data Model Storytelling” (TechnicsPub.com, 2021) was a really good experience for a guy like me (i.e., someone who thinks that data models are narratives). The post Tales of Data Modelers appeared first on DATAVERSITY. I agree with Larry on so many things.
Domo
OCTOBER 26, 2023
The allure of models like GPT-4 lies in their potential to significantly boost productivity and creativity. However, this enticing promise is accompanied by a cautionary tale. It’s important to note that these benefits come at a cost: the necessity of sending data to external servers for processing.
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Smart Data Collective
JULY 13, 2023
Artificial intelligence has substantially helped many companies substantially improve their business models. Ways that AI Can Help Businesses Avoid Low-Quality SEO Companies We have talked about some of the ways that big data can help with technical SEO. AI technology is very helpful for marketing. Let’s get stuck in… 1.
Domo
AUGUST 24, 2023
For decades, artificial intelligence (AI) was the realm of PhD-level data scientists. Some have concerns about sensitive company data being used to train models—especially hearing cautionary tales about AI gone wrong. Misconception #3: AI will take my job or the jobs of people around me.
BA Squared
JUNE 30, 2020
A Tale of Two Teams. Let’s take a look at backlog refinement from two approaches: . A customer provides the team with feedback on their website ordering process and says “I want a button on my email receipt for my order to “view shipping details”. The team prioritizes this and gets to work. They build it quickly in a sprint and release it.
Agile Business Consortium
OCTOBER 11, 2020
There is the often-described story of the five monkeys, a story that is a tale based on a study of learned responses among Rhesus Monkeys (Stephenson, 1966): Bananas hung on the ceiling of the monkey cage, too high to reach but with a ladder underneath it. Information: transparency with information and data. Look at forests or fields.
BA Squared
DECEMBER 7, 2020
If your user stories have names like “code profile page” or “write SQL for DB call” or “map data for credit card validation,” your project might be in trouble. Slice them based on the valuable pieces of data that make up the profile, instead of the application components the profile touches. A Tale of Two Teams.
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