The Data Lady Blog

Without a doubt, the most controversial statistical topic is, by far, p-values. And still, it remains as one of the most misunderstood statistical terms, so much that even scientists struggle to give...

On May 6, Tableau released their second feature update of the year. This update comes with big changes to Tableau’s data model that will improve the way we set relationships with our data as well as...

Originally scheduled for June 2020, then postponed to July 10^TH, Salesforce Summer 2020 Release Notes have been published and we at Empirical have been reading through it and trying out a Pre-Release...

In these trying times, nonprofit organizations and educational institutions have been particularly challenged. As COVID-19 (Coronavirus) spreads around the world, it has been bringing to halt...

In the previous article, we talked about the importance of adopting an Agile Mindset for better communication and collaboration in remote teams today while also sharing best Agile practices from our...

Every year, more and more teams are moving to work remotely. A survey by Global Workplace Analytics and FlexJobs indicates that remote work has grown 91% over the last 10 years, 159% over the last 12...

With the worldwide spread of COVID-19, health and humanitarian organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), among others, have been...

Amazon Web Services cloud computing and web hosting are not just for mega-corporations like Netflix and Comcast. Small business owners and entrepreneurs can also take advantage of many AWS products.

Data scientists spend at least half of their time collecting and preparing unruly data before they can actually explore and use it. Collecting data to then clean, test and refine, is not only...

Tableau 2020.1 is here, and it has come with a lot of new improvements and functionalities, many of which are mainly focused on user experience and adding value to the platform.