October 30, 2018

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by: Renee Miller

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Categories: Analytics, Data, Events, Looker, Red Pill News

As a vendor, it’s rare to leave a conference feeling totally energized and fulfilled; thankfully, Looker Join broke the mold for Red Pill Analytics. Spoiler alert: we’ll definitely be going back next year. Mike Jelen addressing the @LookerData Partner Summit on how @RedPillA provides  Real-TimeBusiness Analytics to customers.   The week kicked off at the Partner [...]

June 25, 2018

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by: Renee Miller

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Categories: Analytics, Red Pill News

ODTUG Kscope has two new reasons for being the best conference in the Oracle community. This year, Red Pill Analytics Co-founder and CEO Stewart Bryson was recognized for his accomplishments twice — with the Innovation Award, and the Best Speaker Award in the Big Data & Data Warehousing Track. These kudos added to a week […]

June 6, 2018

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by: Renee Miller

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Categories: Analytics, Cloud Computing, Red Pill News

Do your summer plans include Orlando and Kscope18? Ours do! We are excited to be part of the amazing lineup at the Swan and Dolphin in Orlando, FL on June 10–14. We know it’s tough to decide which sessions to attend but make sure to add these Red Pill Analytics’ sessions to your schedule builder. Let […]

January 19, 2018

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by: Phil Goerdt

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Categories: Big Data, Data

What HBR’s Winter 2017 OnPoint Tells Us About Business & Data It was a November evening that I was at the grocery store, waiting in the line to check out when I saw the latest issue of Harvard Business Review’s OnPoint publication. For those that are unaware, OnPoint is a seasonal publication that focuses on a particular […]

January 6, 2018

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by: Mike Fuller

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Categories: Cloud, Cloud Computing, Red Pill News

Written by: Phil Goerdt and Mike Fuller Several years ago, I was working on an enterprise reporting project at a Fortune 15 company at about the same time that cloud-based services were really starting to catch on. During one of our meetings, a colleague of mine on the client side asked me to “explain what […]