Misleading Data
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Understanding what metrics you’re tracking and what they actually mean is vital to preventing catastrophic business mistakes.
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Understanding what metrics you’re tracking and what they actually mean is vital to preventing catastrophic business mistakes.
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Rather than pitch a feature that is a must-have within the ecosystem, I want to explain something that would be nice-to-have from a developer perspective.
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Ever since I was a victim of digital identity theft in college, I’ve kept a keen eye on data security. I use long passwords that mix case, numbers, and punctuation. I impose ridiculous must-change-passwords-every-6-months rules on myself. And I never, ever write my passwords down for others to see. But still, I feel like things
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At a conference last week, I was subjected to all kinds of talks on data, data integrity, data storage, data in the cloud, and data-centered design patterns. One speaker summed things up perfectly: If you make the center of your world data, then everything else becomes easy. This got me thinking. From a computer-centric viewpoint it all