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Compare Current Blog Performance to Previous Periods | Data Snack #15 | HS Marketing, GA & Databox

Today we are going to talk about blog performance. Managing a blog, whether it is a business one or a personal one, requires commitment. So naturally, you want to see the results of that commitment through clear numbers, from visits to conversions. This is why tracking the success of your blog over time is so important. You can see whether the changes you make in your strategy and approach have provided you with the desired result or if further adjustments are necessary. The only way to really accomplish this is to be able to see how your blog has progressed over time.

MessageGears Connects Messaging to Live Data with Snowflake

In this episode of “Powered by Snowflake,” Daniel Myers chats with Craig Pohan, Chief Technical Officer at Message Gears, about his company’s customer marketing platform. The platform connects directly to a customer’s own Snowflake data cloud, allowing them to take full advantage of their data to create audience segments and deliver cross-channel marketing messages without having to upload sensitive customer data to a third-party messaging application.

Data Engineer vs Analytics Engineer: How to choose the career that's right for you

A little over a year ago, I found myself feeling stuck in my role as a data engineer. I had majored in business in college and was looking to connect more with that side of things. I enjoyed my tasks as a data engineer but I wanted more flexibility and creativity. I wanted to be involved in business decisions rather than my tasks already being decided for me.

Moving Enterprise Data From Anywhere to Any System Made Easy

Since 2015, the Cloudera DataFlow team has been helping the largest enterprise organizations in the world adopt Apache NiFi as their enterprise standard data movement tool. Over the last few years, we have had a front-row seat in our customers’ hybrid cloud journey as they expand their data estate across the edge, on-premise, and multiple cloud providers.

What are Fully Integrated Ecommerce Platforms?

The advantages of fully integrated Ecommerce platforms include: As an Ecommerce business, your hands are already full enough without worrying about IT integrations. You constantly need to be improving the customer experience, performing inventory management to keep products in stock, refining your predictions and forecasts, and a variety of other activities.

SaaS in 60 - Qlik Sense Mobile Improvements (May 2022)

We have refined the sheet navigation experience to take advantage of native mobile gestures. Users can now navigate to individual sheets by simply swiping the sheet names across the top or by tapping the current tab along with a clear delineation between private and public sheets. Sheets in the app will display as tiles in the appropriate section for easier identification and navigation. While in a sheet you can access a new landscape mode simply by rotating your device to a horizontal position allowing all visualization objects to achieve the best layout possible – similar to the browser-based display. This mode is also supported for individual chart objects when put in full screen mode. We have also improved navigation to other apps and sheets linked from within app by opening them within Qlik Sense mobile instead of a separate web browser.

How Snowflake Empowers Healthcare & Life Sciences Organizations to Generate Real-World Evidence for Better Patient Outcomes

How we eat, exercise, work, and rest play an important role in influencing our health outcomes. It’s been established that healthcare and life sciences (HCLS) organizations can improve health outcomes when they have access to this type of data on patients to inform real-world evidence.

The Best Data Visualization Examples

Data visualization is the art of representing complex data sets in a visually appealing way. It can help your reader better understand what they're looking at, and it's an ideal way to make sense of large or confusing sets of data. For example, imagine reading a report about a study that involved tracking participants' sleep patterns for three months.