Podcast Your Dat‪a‬ InterWorks, Inc.

That’s a wrap! Join Ben Young, Karl, Riddet, and Dan Murray on this episode of Podcast Your Data as they give a data centric recap of 2020 and look ahead to 2021.

You don’t want to miss out on episode 106 of Podcast Your Data! Join InterWorks Data Engineer Holt Calder and Snowflake Chief Technical Evangelist & Strategic Advisor Kent Graziano for a discussion of all things Snowflake. From the origins of cloud technology to low-cost data warehousing, they cover it all.

This week's show is all about Tableau User Groups! Join our host, Ben Bausili, as he speaks with TUG leaders from across the globe. We hear from seasoned TUG leaders like Dan Murray who shares about his European TUG adventures and Eugenia Kis who speaks about the effectiveness of strong user group communities. We also hear from new TUG leader Jimmy Steinmetz as he discusses the logistics of getting a virtual TUG off the ground. Enjoy!

In this episode of PYD, join Mat Hughes, InterWorks South Central Practice Lead, and Dan Murray, InterWorks Director of Strategic Innovation, as they talk through new features in the Tableau 2020.2 release. They highlight two of Tableau's latest developments: Noodling and the Metrics Functionality. Tune into a high-level discussion of these new changes and their potential impact for users.

Building Lego sets, playing video games and taking apart computers are not uncommon childhood memories for InterWorkers Ben Bausili, Karl Young and Karl Riddett. Listen to this PYD Father's Day special as these InterWorkers interview their dads about their tech-influenced upbringings and how their experiences shaped their daily lives and careers in technology.

You’ve heard that the best way to learn something is to teach it, and this PYD episode is a true testament to that maxim. Listen in as host Zion Spencer, Marketing Analytics Manager, talks with our guests as they share three different perspectives of teaching Tableau: Jerry Rackley, a Marketing Analytics professor at Oklahoma State University; Russ Lyman, Analytics professor and former InterWorker; and Hadley Reuter, OSU student and teaching assistant.