Means and Proportions with two populations
Statistical inference about means and proportions with two populations seems to be one of the most commonly used applications in…
Blogs I Read: Chris Dixon (cdixon.org)
I’ve started reading a few different blogs in the past months, and one that I particularly like is Chris Dixon’s,…
Free as in Freebase
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about Freebase, the semantic web database maintained by Metaweb. But I recently had…
Adventures in Data Profiling (Part 5)
In Part 4 of this series: You went totally postal... shifting your focus to postal address by first analyzing the…
Understanding the Basics of Google Analytics
If I could recommend one skill to business owners with a website it would be a solid understanding of their…
New to Data Quality Analysis Try These “9+1 Things To Do”!
Did you just get moved over from one data warehouse support group to another? Do you know nothing or very…
Rules-based innovation
Copyright © 2009 James Taylor. Visit the original article at Rules-based innovation.An old friend of mine, Anders Björlin, has just…
Monitoring your brand: Sentiment analysis
Earlier this year at SAP's Business Suite 7 launch I saw a demo of some text analytics capability developed by…
Keeping Your Eye on the Prize: Business Value
Rightfully so, sometimes data warehouse directors and database administrators get caught up in sourcing, modeling, integrating and managing data in…
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
Yesterday, Amazon introduced Amazon VPC. It enables logically isolated compute instances and a VPN tunnel to connect to internal data…

