Talend's own Richard Hall hosts the segment “Job of the Week" – showing you fun ways to use data for maximum good, minimal evil, and maybe even some bragging rights. In this video, Richard started with a party trick using Talend Open Studio and Spotify. In 15 minutes, he shows you how to retrieve data from Spotify.

In this fireside chat, Matt Tanner, DevRel leader at Moesif, interviews Moesif CEO Derric Gilling, and Albert Chen. Watch the discussion for answers to questions like what makes a great PM, the differences in managing APIs vs Apps, and many more.

See how Qlik Sense chart monitoring and collaborative notes enables you to take immediate action on your findings to stop certain behaviors that could be costing you $$$$$!

The global syndicated loan business is dependent on archaic back-office operations, administration & paperwork, tax rules and regulations across borders, transparency, and trust issues, and integration challenges between different members of the syndicate. The result is a longer settlement duration, high overheads between different parties - banks, borrowers, agencies, regulatory bodies, and high expenses in terms of fees, intermediaries, and documentation charges. Much of the challenge is due to the nature of the business.

🆕 INTRODUCING APPIAN 22.2: New look. New approach. Sleek, new and a delight to use, Appian 22.2 brings a guided, intuitive design approach and more intelligence to make smart business decisions. Now everyone can feel the joy of low-code.

Kubernetes has been becoming the standard operating environment for applications over the past several years. With the xk6-kubernetes extension, you can add direct support for Kubernetes objects (ConfigMaps, Deployments, Jobs, et al) directly within your test scripts. Imagine, your test scripts could now directly setup your test environment by pre-scaling your services, change configuration, or even inject a little chaos _during_ your tests by deleting running pods to observe how your overall system behaves.

In order to satisfy client expectations, advertising and media agencies must aggregate, centralize, and mobilize data to augment customer insights, enhance campaigns, and measure attribution. Doing that well is no easy task. For WPP, the world’s largest advertising and media consulting company, that task is made more complicated by the vast amounts of data it owns that is spread over its large network of operating companies (Op-Cos).