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Kevin Holland writes about healthcare data and AI products, arguing that teams should earn each commitment through evidence about the decision a product supports rather than building polished demos. His issues walk through staged product gates, the risks of cheap AI-generated dashboards, and lessons from a costly healthcare dashboard project.
Vizney shares practical data visualization standards from Tableau work, including chart choice, labeling, metric definitions and dashboard styling. It also covers connecting Tableau workbooks to AI tools such as Claude, with token-saving methods and occasional links to its own design spec and services.
Datalogz's newsletter covers business intelligence governance, the gap between data infrastructure and the decisions made from it, and where analytics is heading with AI agents. It mixes event recaps, conversations and research-paper summaries, with a vendor angle that points readers toward Datalogz's product.
Clidey's blog publishes practical explainers on data management, modeling and warehousing, often tying them to its WhoDB tool. The sample covers retail data relationships, semantic ontologies for business terms, and a self-hosted versus cloud warehouse comparison.
A practitioner's newsletter on business intelligence, data analytics and building AI that understands business data, written by a veteran of Tableau, Facebook, Tesla and Airbnb. Issues mix reflective essays on BI's limits, SQL and question intent, and creative data projects.
A Hebrew-language technology blog from the Israeli data consultancy Vision.bi, covering data platforms, event invitations and conference recaps. Its excerpts focus on comparing cloud data warehouses such as Databricks and Snowflake and summarising industry events.
A vendor blog aimed at business leaders on building BI dashboards with AI and no coding, covering real-time dashboard trade-offs, adaptive BI, and tool comparisons. Readers get practical framing on when to choose simpler refresh rates and how to pick faster BI tools.
This is the company blog of The Org, a network of public org charts, posting milestone announcements and product updates such as reaching 2 million org charts and a free LinkedIn browser extension. Readers get brief corporate updates about the platform's growth and features rather than in-depth analysis.
Academia Wisevis is a Portuguese-language newsletter from Wisevis promoting its Excel, Power BI and Tableau data visualisation services, training and consultancy. Recent issues mostly feature service promotion and short chart descriptions, with some placeholder-like filler text.
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