P3 Adaptive
For Thanksgiving week we think it’s only appropriate to discuss the alcohol industry. For this, we welcome P3 Adaptive principal consultant and alcohol industry veteran Paul Boynton. We discuss the alcohol industry, the tremendous amount of data involved, and so much more. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
It’s a not so technical discussion with tech guru and Microsoft Cloud Solutions Architect Hope Foley! We talk a lot about Microsoft, and a little about Star Wars.
He’s known as the Man of a Thousand Jobs and he’s done it all. Horse farming and training, security at Rupp Arena, using dynamite to blow up mines, analytical chemistry and everything in between. Kevin currently works at Eli Lilly and Company and his path to Power BI was anything but a typical data journey
Hello fellow Americans! It’s the day after the election, and who better to have on than sports and analytics journalist Michael Salfino from FiveThirtyEight, The Athletic, and The Independent. Data and politics and a little sports mixed in for good measure!
Every guest on Raw Data By P3 Adaptive has been top-notch, but we haven’t yet had a Doctor on…until now! Dr. Wayne Winston is Professor Emeritus of Decision Sciences at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, has consulted the NBA’s New York Knicks and the Dallas Mavericks, and he’s a 2 time Jeopardy winner
Brad Miller and Kai Hankinson from Agree Media were Rob’s first clients at P3 Adaptive even before it was even called P3! These guys have been close friends and business partners for a long time, and they know a lot about data.
Ep. 4-Chris Finlan offers his perspective as a Principal Program Manager on the Microsoft Power BI team
Ep 3- Joe Phelan gives his insight on the C-Suite’s perspective, doing business in the Covid world, the supply chain and much more.
Ep 2- Journalist Michael Salfino and the Raw Data crew discuss using data in sports and politics, and the parallels in business.
Thomas LaRock is introduced as the first guest AND the cohost, and the guys get their hands dirty right away talking data.