Radical Transparency

Host Jack Cieslak is on the phone with Charles Holive, Director for Sisense’s Strategy Consulting Business, to discuss the way the changing role of data is forcing companies to evolve in the modern business environment.

Host Jack Cieslak and guest Hamza Jap-Tjong or GeriMedica discuss the state of analytics in the healthcare space and where it's going in the future.

Host Jack Cieslak sits down with fellow Sisensers Kristina Karcic and Paulina Cortes to talk about HR Analytics. How can the right data and analytics help HR teams make smarter higher decisions, develop talent, and ultimately build stronger companies? Take a listen to find out!

Host Jack Cieslak sits down with Directive CEO Garrett Mehrguth to talk marketing, metrics, data, embedded analytics, and much more.

In this episode, we sit down with Pooja Hoffman of project management software provider Hive to dig into just how people are using their embedded analytics offering and what their reports on the state of the workplace are revealing.

In this episode of Radical Transparency we sit down with Guy Levy-Yurista, VP for Strategic Growth and Innovation at Sisense, to talk about the analytics and business intelligence trends to look out for in 2019.

In the BI world everyone, seems to be talking about embedded analytics. But why? In this episode of Radical Transparency, our VP Go-To-Market, PeggySue Werthessen, breaks down where the industry is going and how.

Data is the new oil. We know, we know. But what’s it actually worth? We spoke to Brise Carpenter, Chief Technology Officer of Navis, who has figured out how to put a cold, hard cash value on his clients’ data. What he discovered was the virtual equivalent of a huge pile of cash, in a place that most companies never even bother to look: Failures.

If you’ve ever seen the movie Trading Places, you know that financial markets are opaque, cutthroat places where buyers and sellers come together, but share nothing except transactions, and an overwhelming desire to stick it to the other guy. Clearly, someone forgot to tell that to Ashish Gupta, CTO of PolicyBazaar.com, who has built a new type of financial marketplace, that gives away profitable intelligence to help buyers get the right policy, and sellers sell more.

It seemed that Warren Buffet, the world’s most successful investor, pulled an uncharacteristic whiff, buying a string of truck stops right before the whole world embraces AI. But, as the media sits spellbound by driverless vehicles, most planes, trains and, especially trucks, are still driven by humans… when you can find one. Digging into the numbers, Mr. Buffet’s investment doesn’t seem so crazy. But, according to Brian Widell, Founder and CEO of Profit Tools (later acquired by Envio), AI and analytics still need to come to the rescue, to navigate rising complexity in the world of transportation caused by an acute shortage of drivers.