Archives: Podcasts

CrowdStrike as the Exception which Proves the Rule

Today we are coming at you a day early for a timely bonus episode with Rob Collie diving deep into the digital disruption that shook the world: The Great CrowdStrike Hiccup of 2024. Picture this: a day when the antivirus behemoth stumbled, and the digital realm felt the shockwaves!

Written by on July 22, 2024

My New Clarity and Confidence About AI

In today’s episode, Rob examines the varied faces of AI, from its potential to revolutionize industries with breakthrough innovations to its ability to streamline our daily activities and make routine tasks more efficient. He provides a fresh perspective on how AI operates silently yet significantly in the background of our daily interactions and decision-making processes.

Written by on July 16, 2024

Data from the Outside In, w/ MVP Kristyna Ferris

This week we’re talking with Power BI MVP Kristyna Ferris about flipping the script on how we look at business data. She’s got some cool ideas about viewing things from the outside that might just change how you think about your own company’s data.

Written by on July 9, 2024

Is Power BI a Gateway to AI, or Vice Versa? w/ BARC US CEO Shawn Rogers

Dive into an intriguing exploration with Shawn Rogers, CEO of BARC US, as we delve into whether Power BI is a stepping stone to mastering Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), or if it’s the other way around. This episode isn’t just about technology—it’s a deep dive into the symbiotic relationship between business intelligence tools and the latest advancements in AI.

Written by on June 25, 2024

The Human Side of Data: Using Analytics for Personal Well-being

This week’s Raw Data Podcast features a thoughtful discourse with host Rob Collie, who shares how his expertise in data analytics plays a crucial role far beyond the confines of office walls. Rob discusses the sophisticated data model he has developed to manage the health of a family member, detailing the careful balance of medication, symptoms, and environmental influences that the model helps orchestrate.

Written by on June 4, 2024

Good Tech Things and the Limits of AI, w/Forrest Brazeal

Dive into this week’s episode where we explore the fascinating intersection of technology and creativity with Forrest Brazeal. Forrest, a former software engineer turned tech educator, uses his unique talents in art and music to break down the barriers of traditional tech communication. This episode features Forrest sharing his journey from coding complex software to crafting educational and engaging content that lights up the tech community.

Written by on May 21, 2024

The Future of Power BI’s Visual Experience, w/ Miguel Myers

On this episode Rob and Justin sit down with Miguel Myers, Principal Program Manager for Power BI at Microsoft, who plays a pivotal role in overseeing core visuals and the report experience in Power BI. Together, they explore how Miguel is steering Power BI to cater to both new users and data experts alike.

Written by on May 14, 2024

Impact Forward vs Infrastructure Forward: The Faucets First Philosophy

In this episode, we unpack the ‘Faucets First’ philosophy, a cornerstone of how we approach data projects at P3 Adaptive. Imagine bypassing complex infrastructures and instead, using a straightforward method that brings immediate results and clarity. It’s about being agile, practical, and impactful right from the start.

Written by on May 7, 2024

Growth Eras, Mea Culpas, and Non-Competes

Rob is solo casting this week – discussing the growth eras over the years at P3 Adaptive, has a bit of a Mea Culpa regarding the Parquet file format and Direct Lake vs Import Mode in PBI, and shares some thoughts about the recent FTC ruling on non-compete clauses.

Written by on April 30, 2024