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Data Gandalf’s Growing Revolution, w/ Gordon Rowe III
Gordon Rowe III’s nickname among his peers is The Gandalf of Data, and for good reason-he’s truly a wizard when it comes to the unconventional tools that he uses. What he does with the 2010 version of PowerPivot will blow your mind!
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Intelligence Platform is a Cool Name, w/ Microsoft CVP Arun Ulag
Who better to talk about the past, present, and future of BI than Microsoft Corporate Vice President of the Business Intelligence Platform Arun Ulag.
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Yoda Chong and the Treehouse of Wonder, w/ Donald Farmer
Donald Farmer is a data artist and Jedi of sorts. His BI wisdom is unmatched and he shares this knowledge as we cover his early interest in computers (and the power that they gave the user), the history of PowerPivot from one of the former “faces of Microsoft BI”, and so much more!
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The Dutchman of Data Dunked on Me, w/ Kasper de Jonge
Kasper de Jonge’s areas of expertise are many-Business Intelligence, Power BI, DAX, PowerPivot, General BI, Datawarehouse, SSIS, Reporting Services, Analysis Services, SQL Server, and you can include a mean basketball crossover to that list!
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The Origins of Power Query, w/ Sid Jayadevan and Miguel Llopis
It was an honor to sit down with two of the creators of Power Query, Sid Jayadevan and Miguel Llopis. You get to hear the history of Power Query from their perspective!
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Everyone’s in the Middle, w/ Former NFL QB Hugh Millen
Hugh Millen is a former NFL quarterback and currently a television and radio sports analyst. He’s also a data aficionado, whose story is another great example of a unique path that a person with a keen interest in data has taken.
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A Single Complete Leader, w/ P3 Pres & COO Kellan Danielson
Kellan Danielson-He’s President and COO at P3 Adaptive and is responsible for the development of so many of the essential inner workings that have allowed P3 Adaptive to grow as successful as it has. His journey from humble introverted data and business intelligence enthusiast to humble company President is wonderful, and his business acumen is unmatched!
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Marine Biology Leads to Power Platforming, w/ Chuck Sterling
Chuck Sterling’s journey is another example of the uniqueness of the people in the data field. The short version is that he’s a Marine Biologist turned Senior Program Manager at Microsoft. He has intimate knowledge of the entire Power Platform and he shares that knowledge and insight.
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Crimefighting with a Data Model, w/ John Hancock
Data guy by day, crimefighter also by day! John Hancock has revolutionized the Law Enforcement space with his company Hubstream. His team uses advanced data techniques and tools to assist investigators to battle all manner of illegal activity. His story, his data journey, and even his accent are fascinating!
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The OG Internet Tech Celebrity, w/ MrExcel’s Bill Jelen
Bill Jelen, known to many as Mr. Excel, was one of the first Internet Tech Celebrities. He turned his online resume into a highly recognizable brand and is a legend in the data community. We get his story, in his own words. We hope you’ll enjoy this candid conversation with Mr. Excel, Bill Jelen
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Timely Supply Chains and Double Data Genes, w/ Jon Perl
Power BI has altered the course of many people’s lives for the better, and that is surely the case with our guest Jonathan Perl. But the Power Platform spoke volumes to Jon. So much so that he changed his entire career path in order to share his expertise with these tools with others.
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Data Chefs Can Come From Anywhere, w/ Gartner’s Lori Rodriguez
Lori Rodriguez has a unique perspective on business, she’s been collecting data about and for C-suite technology leaders as Vice President-Executive Programs at Gartner. Lori is an advocate for women in business and STEM fields and has authored a book about women in STEM
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