Read Part 1 & Part 2 of this series if you haven't already. Last entry I worked up the basic origins and destinations for the data we have. Now we have to start turning this into something real, something concrete. The following processes include a whole soup of acronyms and other cryptic vocabulary. The most... Continue reading →

So here is the lowdown on what I will be presenting, demoing, and showing to the attendees & anyone who is interested at Engage 2010. If you are attending and have not signed up on the Engage Crowdvine Site, please do so. There are some great conversations going on there. One other thing I wanted... Continue reading →

Alright. Here I am working through some analytics trending of my Twitter, Facebook, http://www.adronbhall.com , LinkedIn, and other various sources of traffic. Here's the frustrating part. I don't mean a little frustrating, I am talking about a-grade I almost want to break something frustrating. I have bit.ly, Webtrends Analytics, a database with cross-correlated results, a... Continue reading →

Part II of my Business/Enterprise Intelligence Series, check out part 1. In the previous part of this ongoing series of getting the business intelligence and analytics pieces of the enterprise intelligence world figure out, I hit on the first step of the entire process. Collection of available data points. Not the desired data points, nice... Continue reading →

IE6/Windows XP Microsoft wants users to give up IE6 & Windows XP. I want users to give up IE6 & XP. Please, please, please give those things up. IE6 of course more than XP. With what Windows 7 is though, go ahead, get on the bandwagon. Win XP is moving the way of Win98/95 finally... Continue reading →