Join Matt as he answers the frequently asked questions regarding API Monetization like the components of a monetization stack and what technologies and methodologies your team should consider when developing an API Monetization strategy.

The world of data and analytics is evolving faster than ever before. Those that stay ahead of this change will be able to navigate the challenging economy and dominate the decade of data. Data is driving tectonic shifts across our personal and professional lives, creating new opportunities for organizations - and new challenges. But which trends are truly transformative and which will fail to live up to the hype?

Hear about David Noblet's work as Co-Founder + Chief Architect at ChaosSearch.

Each year, around 8 million tons of plastic waste enter the ocean, killing wildlife and damaging the enviroment for future generations. Much of this pollution originates from the wasteful packaging used for everyday grocery products. But a greener grocery alternative is making waves from across the pond. Joining us today is John Hughes, Chief Strategy Officer at The Modern Milkman, a UK-based grocery delivery company that brings locally sourced goods directly to customers without any single-use plastics.

It is once again that time of year when our host, Cindi Howson shares her favorite data and analytics book recommendations. In this special annual episode, we feature three of the industry’s top data writers, thinkers, and fellow podcasters. Tim Harford comes to the conversation with his new book, The Data Detective, and big-picture ideas about how traits like curiosity serve data scientists so well. Zhamak Dehghani shares her concept of The Data Mesh, especially as it relates to sharing data across business verticals. Finally, in his book, Effective Data Storytelling,

Hear about Ahmed Munir's work as the Lead SAP Functional Technology Architect Manager at Whirlpool Corporation.

It’s one of the hottest topics in the world today: can you really trust your data? Whether you’re questioning something you read online or debating if that analysis you saw at work is actually accurate, it can often feel easier to trust your gut than your data. In this week’s episode, our hosts explore just what exactly defines trusted data, and offer some valuable insights into how you can determine if that data you’re relying on is actually something you should trust.

Saved Cohorts are the driving force behind many features in Moesif such as Dynamic Sampling, Behavioral Emails, and Governance. Saved Cohorts are dynamic lists of users (or companies) that match a defined criteria. Cohort notifications can enable your teams to be notified the minute users start experiencing problems. In this tutorial we’ll take a look at how to set up a simple Saved Cohort, enable notifications, and take a peek at the incredible features that take advantage of Saved Cohorts like Dynamic Sampling, Behavioral Emails, and Governance.

In part 1, listen in as Wes talks through his day-to-day efforts at SAS.

In part 2 of our conversation with Wes Gelpi, Director of Research & Development at SAS, we dive into the importance and differences between data lakes, warehouses and virtualization.