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Showing posts with label self-reflection. Show all posts
14 September 2024

🗄️Data Management: Data Governance (Part II: Heroes Die Young)

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Data Management Series In the call for action there are tendencies in some organizations to idealize and overcharge main actors' purpose...
22 March 2024

🧭Business Intelligence: Perspectives (Part IX: Dashboards Are Dead & Other Crap)

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Business Intelligence Series I find annoying the posts that declare that a technology is dead, as they seem to seek the sensational and, in ...
16 March 2024

🧭Business Intelligence: A Software Engineer's Perspective (Part VII: Think for Yourself!)

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Business Intelligence Series After almost a quarter-century of professional experience the best advice I could give to younger professionals...
16 February 2024

🧭Business Intelligence: Strategic Management (Part I: What is a BI Strategy?)

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Business Intelligence Series "A BI strategy is a plan to implement, use, and manage data and analytics to better enable your users to m...
14 February 2024

🧭Business Intelligence: A One-Man Show (Part VI: The Lakehouse Perspective)

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Business Intelligence Suite Continuing the ideas on Christopher Laubenthal's article "Why one person can't do everything in the...
13 February 2024

🧭🏭Business Intelligence: A One-Man Show III (The Microsoft Fabric)

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Business Intelligence Series Announced at the end of the last year, Microsoft Fabric (MF) become a reality for the data professional, even i...

🧭Business Intelligence: A One-Man Show (Part II: In the Cusps of Complexity)

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Business Intelligence Series I watched today on YouTube Power BI Tips' " One Person to Do Everything " episode I missed last ...
12 February 2024

🧭Business Intelligence: A One-Man Show (Part I: Some Personal Background and a Big Thanks!)

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Business Intelligence Series Over the past 24 years, I found myself often in the position of a "one man show" doing almost everyth...
02 January 2024

🕸Systems Engineering: Never-Ending Stories in Praxis (Quote of the Day)

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Systems Engineering Cycle "[…] the longer one works on […] a project without actually concluding it, the more remote the expected compl...
25 December 2019

#️⃣Software Engineering: Mea Culpa (Part II: The Beginnings)

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Software Engineering Series I started programming at 14-15 years old with logical schemas made on paper, based mainly on simple mathematical...
21 April 2019

#️⃣Software Engineering: Programming (Part VIII: Pair Programming)

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Software Engineering Series “Two heads are better than one” – a proverb whose wisdom is embraced today in the various forms of harnessing th...
02 January 2017

#️⃣Software Engineering: Programming (Part VII: Documentation - Lessons Learned)

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Software Engineering Series Introduction “Documentation is a love letter that you write to your future self.” Damian Conway     For progra...
25 March 2011

🧭Business Intelligence: Troubleshooting (Part II: Approaching a Query)

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Business Intelligence Series Introduction You received a (long) query for troubleshooting, reviewing, conversion or any similar tasks. In ad...
24 April 2010

🧭Business Intelligence: Troubleshooting (Part I: A Problem Solving Approach)

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Business Intelligence Series Introduction In several occasions I observed that there are SQL and non-SQL developers who don’t know how t...
21 April 2010

#️⃣Software Engineering: Programming (Part II: To get or not Certified?!)

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Software Engineering Series To get or not certified?! That’s a question I asked myself several times along the years, and frankly it doesn’t...