OFF THE CHARTS
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Buffalo Winter Weather: is it Really That Cold?
Posted on Jan 19, 2018Is it really that cold in Buffalo, New York? In this blog post, our Data Evangelist put that question to the test with the help of some data....
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Off the Charts: An Interview with Daniil Bratchenko of DataRobot
Posted on Jan 18, 2018In this Off the Charts, we spoke with Daniil Bratchenko of DataRobot on the future of analytics, dashboard management, his career in data analytics and managing data governance across a growing company....
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The Gap Between Household Incomes and the Cost of a Home
Posted on Jan 02, 2018Is the price of purchasing a home in the United States skyrocketing? We dug through the median income and home cost data to find out if this trends was true or false, broken down by state. Read what we uncovered from the data....
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Distance Running and its Closing Gender Gap
Posted on Dec 15, 2017In this blog post, we examine whether or not there is a closing gender gap in the world of distance running. Continue reading as we delve deeper into this question and provide answers by way of data analysis....
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Traditional BI Buzzwords for Modern Data Teams
Posted on Dec 12, 2017Business Intelligence has a lot of jargon. After seven years in this industry, I'm sharing a curated version of my list with definitions....
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Our BART Ads and The Power of Informed Decision Making
Posted on Dec 07, 2017In September 2017, we ran ten different Ads that lined the entire Montgomery BART platform. Now, read about how all that data came together and how it helped one tourist couple plan out their entire day visiting San Francisco....
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Fire and Rain: How Rain Impacted the NorCal Wildfires
Posted on Nov 30, 2017The 2017 Fire Season in Northern California was one of the most costly and deadly on record. 2017 ranks as the most deadly, and is among the most costly in terms of Structures and Acreage Destroyed. We've visualized the data....
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Normal Distributions and Their Abnormal Occurrence
Posted on Nov 17, 2017If a collection of data is normally distributed we’ll see the results show on a bell curve, and that bell curve won’t require any manipulation of data. Read more to find out how a bell curve and a real curve compare....
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Taking over the BART: Why and how we ran a metro advertising campaign in San Francisco
Posted on Nov 14, 2017Read about Chartio's ad campaign at a San Francisco BART station and examine whether an advertising campaign is right for your business....
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How Analytics Drives the Golden State Warriors
Posted on Nov 09, 2017The Golden State Warriors are pioneers in using technology in basketball. Continue reading as we recap Kirk Lacob's session from Ops-Stars....