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Tableau
It’s February and it’s Valentine’s Day, so here are the blogs I loved in January. Yes, that is one of the cheesiest opening lines I’ve written for this series! I remain unapologetic. The content team asked for something Valentine-themed and that’s the best I have. 🙂 This month, I’ve seen some great posts on animations.... Continue Reading →
Evergage
It’s Valentine’s Day – and whether you love the holiday, dread it or tolerate it, love is in the air (along with the bordering-on-overpowering smell of roses and chocolates). Mixed in with the red and pink cards, grinning plush animals and mushy sentiments is an opportunity to express who and what you love. And nothing... Continue Reading →
Tableau
Eight years ago, a team at Tableau started a customer recognition program. They called it the Zen Masters. At its inception, Tableau Evangelist Andy Cotgreave wrote, "The Tableau Zen Master program recognises exceptional contributions to the community from our best experts. It is not just a recognition program—it’s about leadership. We want to cultivate a... Continue Reading →
Heroku
As CEO of Disney, Michael Eisner had a policy that any employee could come to his office and pitch an idea. He believed that breaking down hierarchical barriers allowed innovative ideas to come from anywhere, and it worked. Disney invested in many of those pitches, some of which became the kernels for films like The... Continue Reading →
Datorama
In the past, marketing was often seen solely as the steward of the brand – and ultimately a cost center. However, driving business growth has emerged as a new mandate for marketers. Armed with data, all marketers – from analysts to channel managers to executives – are expected to operationalize their growth objectives and prove... Continue Reading →
MuleSoft
I am happy to announce that a new version of API Console is now available. It brings multiple changes and new tooling. Read more to learn what’s new in this release. API Console is an application to automatically generates documentation for an API from a RAML or Open API definition. It is done by generating... Continue Reading →
MuleSoft
This post was originally published on Salesforce’s blog, as a part of a regular series called 360 Perspectives, featuring customers, partners, and experts unraveling the complexities of what it takes to change mindsets, connect silos, and put the customer at the center of their business. Pilot Flying J, one of the largest travel center operators in... Continue Reading →
Evergage
Part of the power of personalization is that it lets you treat others the way you’d like to be treated. And when we think about our own good digital experiences and valuable brand interactions, they’re typically timely, hassle-free and relevant. Personally, I like getting recommendations for items that map to my interests, and I get... Continue Reading →
Heroku
After a successful evaluation period, PostgreSQL 12 is now the default version for new Heroku Postgres databases and an available upgrade for existing databases. I want to emphasize a few key changes and improvements in Postgres 12: Native Table Partitioning Concurrent Operations Native Partitioning was introduced in PostgreSQL 10 and performance improvements for improved parallel... Continue Reading →
Datorama
The health & life sciences (HLS) industry is defined by continuous change. New competition– from holistic and homeopathic providers to wellness and healthcare mobile apps–are constantly surfacing, new regulations and policies are emerging, and payment models are always in flux. Marketers across providers, payers, medical devices & diagnostics, and pharmaceutical companies are all striving to... Continue Reading →
Quip
Quip was built to help employees get more done and work more collaboratively. But with data living in so many different places, it can be difficult to stay on top of recent team updates, track business critical metrics efficiently, and share data snapshots with the right people. Today we’re excited to announce Data Referencing, a... Continue Reading →
Quip
I recently sat down with Nicole France, VP and Principal Analyst at Constellation Research, to hear her thoughts on the latest trends impacting both customer and employee experience. Nicole also shared her advice for organizations on how they should begin transforming their processes and the tools that support them. Check out the video and transcript... Continue Reading →
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