ernestbro

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by ernestbro 1y ago
Do you have a demo video?
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by ernestbro 2y ago
Snowflake is a platform. The lack of trust is in whoever configured Snowflake for AT&T Credential rotation, SSO, PrivateLink or IP allowlists all should be used with PII.
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by ernestbro 8y ago
My thought for shorter trials: If something more important derailed the trial then the product isn’t solving a problem with enough urgency for you and you were unlikely to convert.
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TIBCO Acquires Data Science Player, Statistica.io(statistica.io)
2 points by ernestbro 9y ago|0 comments
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by ernestbro 9y ago
Founded in 2004, $129M in funding, 260 employees, 300 customers, undisclosed deal amount.
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Infor buys BI vendor Birst(zdnet.com)
1 points by ernestbro 9y ago|1 comments
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by ernestbro 9y ago
Moby is the fedora like oss project and docker is the RHEL like commercial product. Purely a clever rebranding job. Timing is perfect - now that enterprise is adopting the technology, when you tell your boss you adopted moby he/she wil
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by ernestbro 9y ago
I'd say you can build real "ML-driven apps"using only APIs - I disagree that you have to build it all from scratch
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Same story with Superset, their homegrown BI system. Why re-invent the wheel?
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Data: The New Competitive Advantage for Software Makers(jaspersoft.com)
3 points by ernestbro 10y ago|0 comments
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by ernestbro 10y ago
That's project management- not product management
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Funny how a Slack group is used for discussions. No offense to the lovely people at Slack but they fall into the category of "private, short-lived, growth-oriented companies", no? This discussion came up here before "Please d
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Thank you! This makes perfect sense: "A huge percentage of online advertisements are never seen by humans. They are viewed by bots–automated scripts that are opening web pages in a browser and pretending to be a human. Advertising scam
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by ernestbro 10y ago
There's an O'Reilly book titled "Embedding Analytics into Modern Applications" that helps with white label options https://www.jaspersoft.com/resource/free-oreilly-book-embedd...
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Apparently QuickSight is an OEM of ZoomData http://fortune.com/2016/03/14/zoomdata-adds-amazon-data-sour...
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Wouldnt QuickSight be a SaaS product (not PaaS)?
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Didn't know about workmail! I suppose that's closer to an infrastructure product vs an app like analytics. Isn't a mail server just an API for mail clients to connect to?
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Strange one from Amazon. They've always provided cloud infrastructure services for building and launching apps, QuickSight departs from this - it's a ready to use app. The logic must be: more money in apps than infrastructure. Opp
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by ernestbro 10y ago
"Somebody heard: Data is the new Oil: No it isn't. Data is not a commodity, it needs to be transformed into a product before it's valuable" Err...Oil needs to be transformed and refined before it can be called a product
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by ernestbro 10y ago
I think what is dead is open source as a novelty that gets you noticed (e.g. Ipso facto having an open source product means the market you're after notices you over your competitors). Yes, open source brings commercial benefits to a co
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Nanny != babysitter
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Kodak failed because the entire verticalized printed photo industry was demonetized. It's the same way the newspaper industry has shrunk: yes people still take pictures and read news, no there isn't an obvious way for large compan
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by ernestbro 10y ago
GORILLAS.BAS for the win
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Thought experiment..even if you could time travel, how would you have saved Kodak?
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by ernestbro 10y ago
The French have an approach to this problem as well "forcing manufacturers to tell consumers how long their appliances will last. French companies will also have to inform consumers how long spare parts for the product will be availabl
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by ernestbro 10y ago
Well for one there's being able to control 51% of bitcoin[1] which would let China "prevent transactions of their choosing from gaining any confirmations, thus making them invalid, potentially preventing people from sending Bitcoi
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by ernestbro 10y ago
A team of people known to work & accomplish together had a common motivation when they worked for a startup, usually building a single product for a single market. The effects of this focus + motivation is huge. When a larger company li
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by ernestbro 10y ago
It's suspicious that North America is missing from this leak. Interesting timing given the election.
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by ernestbro 10y ago
There is a study done by a market analyst (Wayne Eckerson) about Building vs Buying BI, he has some good insights based on surveys as to why some companies chose to build and some choose to buy 71% of those who chose to build the BI tools s
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by ernestbro 11y ago
Doesn't disclose how he was hacked...I assume he had to accept a forged SSL certificate at some stage?

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