Podcasts about yellowbrick

How do you help people who isolate themselves? "Hikikomori" is a worldwide phenomena--where young men (usually ages 18 to 25) isolate themselves. They tend to talk to no one and not have jobs. In Japan, there are 1,200,000 people like this, and there are many in other nations, including the U.S. These people don't have goals and they don't have relationships. Can they be helped?It takes a lot of work, but popular Catholic Bishop Fulton Sheen, and professional terrorist, and kidnapper-negotiator, Chris Voss, appear to have found a way. If someone you love is in this situation, and you'd like to help, but you don't know how, this might be an answer.For more information, look into:* The William George Agency for Children's Services;* EverGreen Meadow Academy;* Boys Republic;* The Menniger Clinic;* Yellowbrick;* and Exposure =Therapy.Note: I'm not endorsing any of the above. I'm just saying that it's worth looking into.(I recorded this episode on March 8, 2025.)

Revolutionizing Data Warehousing on Kubernetes with Mark Cusack, CTO of Yellowbrick Discover how Yellowbrick's Kubernetes-powered SQL data platform is transforming enterprise data management. Mark Cusack discusses their hybrid and multi-cloud capabilities, real-time analytics, and AI integration, highlighting advantages over competitors like Snowflake and Redshift. Learn about their journey from on-premises appliances to a cloud-native architecture and the introduction of their free Community Edition. Uncover how their Kubernetes-powered platform is revolutionizing the data warehousing space. Key Topics: Yellowbrick's hybrid cloud and multi-cloud capabilities The unique Private Data Cloud approach Innovations in real-time analytics, AI integration, and streaming workloads Why Yellowbrick outperforms competitors like Snowflake and Redshift Links: ☑️ Web: https://yellowbrick.com ☑️ Crunchbase: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/yellowbrick-data ☑️ Sign Up: https://yellowbrick.com/community-edition ☑️ Support the Channel: https://ko-fi.com/gtwgt ☑️ Be on #GTwGT: Contact via Twitter @GTwGTPodcast or visit https://www.gtwgt.com ☑️ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GTwGTPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 Check out the full episode on our platforms: YouTube: https://youtu.be/kmB_pjGb5Js Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2l9aZpvwhWcdmL0lErpUHC?si=x3YOQw_4Sp-vtdjyroMk3Q Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/darknet-diaries-with-jack-rhysider-episode-83/id1519439787?i=1000654665731 Follow Us: Website: https://gtwgt.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/GTwGTPodcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/GTwGTPodcast ☑️ Music: https://www.bensound.com

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Neil Carson, CEO of Yellowbrick Data on The Ravit Show at their Mountain View office. Our conversation covered some fascinating insights about the company and its vision for the future of data warehousing. What did we cover in the interview -- - I kicked off by asking Neil to introduce himself and share a bit about Yellowbrick. His passion for driving innovation in the data space was evident as he explained how Yellowbrick is redefining the data warehouse landscape with their unique approach. - One of the key questions I had was why the world needs another data warehouse vendor. Neil highlighted the significant challenges that Yellowbrick is addressing, particularly with their Private Data Cloud. He emphasized the increasing need for secure, efficient, and scalable data solutions in a world where data volumes are growing exponentially. - We also discussed the importance of Kubernetes to Yellowbrick's architectural vision. Neil elaborated on how Kubernetes enables their platform to be multi-cloud and hybrid, supporting open platforms and providing unparalleled flexibility and scalability. This approach allows businesses to deploy and manage their data infrastructure seamlessly across different environments. Finally, I was curious about how a smaller startup like Yellowbrick competes with giants like Redshift, Snowflake, and Google. Neil's response was inspiring. He spoke about the agility, innovation, and customer-centric focus that drives Yellowbrick to deliver exceptional performance and value, setting them apart in a competitive market. It was a truly enlightening conversation, and I'm excited to see how Yellowbrick continues to innovate and lead in the data warehousing space. Learn more about Yellowbrick Data here — https://yellowbrick.com/ #data #ai #datawarehouse #yellowbrick #theravitshow

Real-time data insights help identify performance bottlenecks, manage data efficiently, and drive innovation. Despite the growing need for these capabilities, organisations often face challenges in implementing effective real-time analytics. Achieving high-concurrency data processing is crucial for overcoming performance bottlenecks in real-time analytics. Embracing real-time analytics is not just a necessity, but a way to transform your data into actionable insights, optimise performance, and fuel business growth.Yellowbrick is a modern data platform built on Kubernetes for enterprise data warehousing, ad-hoc and streaming analytics, AI and BI workloads that ensures comprehensive data security, unparalleled flexibility, and high performance. In this podcast, Doug Laney, a Data Strategy Innovation Fellow with West Monroe, speaks to Mark Cusack, the CTO of Yellowbrick, about the power of real-time analytics. Key Takeaways:Real-time analytics enables faster business decisions based on up-to-date data and focuses on enabling actions.Using a SQL data platform like Yellowbrick, designed for high-concurrency data processing, can address performance bottlenecks in real-time analytics.Chapters:00:00 - Introduction and Overview01:07 - The Benefits of Real-Time Analytics06:23 - Overcoming Challenges in Implementing Real-Time Analytics06:51 - High Concurrency Data Processing for Real-Time Analytics13:59 - Yellowbrick: A Secure and Efficient SQL Data Platform

The traditional data warehousing landscape is changing. The concept of private data cloud offers a compelling alternative to both cloud PaaS and traditional data warehousing. Imagine a secure, dedicated environment for your data, existing entirely within your organisation's control.Yellowbrick, a leader in private data cloud solutions, empowers businesses to leverage their data on their terms. Their Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) approach offers unmatched flexibility and control. You can deploy Yellowbrick anywhere your data needs to be—public cloud, private cloud, or even the network edge. This ensures compliance with regulations and keeps your data exactly where you want it and can bring down costs. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Wayne Eckerson, President of Eckerson Group, speaks to Mark Cusack, Chief Technology Officer of Yellowbrick, to discuss:The need for hybrid multi-cloud data platforms How Yellowbrick differentiatesThe future of private data cloudWhy Yellowbrick?

The traditional data warehousing landscape is changing. The concept of private data cloud offers a compelling alternative to both cloud PaaS and traditional data warehousing. Imagine a secure, dedicated environment for your data, existing entirely within your organisation's control.Yellowbrick, a leader in private data cloud solutions, empowers businesses to leverage their data on their terms. Their Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) approach offers unmatched flexibility and control. You can deploy Yellowbrick anywhere your data needs to be—public cloud, private cloud, or even the network edge. This ensures compliance with regulations and keeps your data exactly where you want it and can bring down costs. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Wayne Eckerson, President of Eckerson Group, speaks to Mark Cusack, Chief Technology Officer of Yellowbrick, to discuss:The need for hybrid multi-cloud data platforms How Yellowbrick differentiatesThe future of private data cloudWhy Yellowbrick?

In this episode of the Kubernetes Unpacked Podcast, Kristina and Michael catch up with Mark from Yellowbrick to talk about all things underlying architecture. Very rarely do we get a vendor to chat about what's going on underneath the hood and how a particular application stack/tool is running, so this was an awesome episode! Mark... Read more »

In this episode of the Kubernetes Unpacked Podcast, Kristina and Michael catch up with Mark from Yellowbrick to talk about all things underlying architecture. Very rarely do we get a vendor to chat about what's going on underneath the hood and how a particular application stack/tool is running, so this was an awesome episode! Mark... Read more »

In this episode of the Kubernetes Unpacked Podcast, Kristina and Michael catch up with Mark from Yellowbrick to talk about all things underlying architecture. Very rarely do we get a vendor to chat about what's going on underneath the hood and how a particular application stack/tool is running, so this was an awesome episode! Mark... Read more »

Mark Cusack from Yellowbrick joins us to talk about all things database and data warehouse on Kubernetes. Yellowbrick is a data warehousing solution that runs 100% on Kubernetes. Mark details the company's history, the transition from hardware to a software-only model, and the adoption of Kubernetes to improve scalability and flexibility. He addresses misconceptions about... Read more »

Mark Cusack from Yellowbrick joins us to talk about all things database and data warehouse on Kubernetes. Yellowbrick is a data warehousing solution that runs 100% on Kubernetes. Mark details the company's history, the transition from hardware to a software-only model, and the adoption of Kubernetes to improve scalability and flexibility. He addresses misconceptions about... Read more »

Mark Cusack from Yellowbrick joins us to talk about all things database and data warehouse on Kubernetes. Yellowbrick is a data warehousing solution that runs 100% on Kubernetes. Mark details the company's history, the transition from hardware to a software-only model, and the adoption of Kubernetes to improve scalability and flexibility. He addresses misconceptions about... Read more »

This week, it is my pleasure to speak with Dr. Jesse Viner, CEO & Chief Medical Officer and Dr. Bryn Jessup, Director of Family Services & Systems at Yellowbrick, a leading resource and national referral center serving enterprise families and providing mental health services and psychiatric treatment of troubled emerging adults. Jesse and Bryn, and their firm Yellowbrick, have been a resource partner and now specialty advisor member of the FOX community, bringing their unique expertise and thought leadership to our members. Mental health as a topic has not traditionally been part of the professional family wealth management discourse, and in fact has often been shrouded in stigma, swept under the rug, and left to families to deal with on their own. As mental health professionals for nearly 4 decades, Jesse and Bryn have witnessed the transformation of the field firsthand, and they share their views on the relevance of mental health to enterprising families of wealth. Mental health issues are challenging for everyone, but UHNW families are presented with a unique set of challenges and pain points when it comes to the mental wellbeing of their family members. Jesse and Bryn talk about the unique mental health burdens and challenges faced by UHNW families and offer some practical considerations and best practices pertaining to how families can approach the mental health and wellbeing of their family members in a proactive and positive way that builds a safe and supportive family culture. Jesse and Bryn also offer their advice for families who are facing a mental health concern, challenge, or even a crisis, and recommend a number of practical tips, resources, and steps for families struggling with a mental health issue. You would not want to miss this unique and deeply relevant conversation on a highly consequential, yet often neglected, topic with two of the foremost mental health thought leaders and practitioners working with UHNW families.

In this episode, Rob is joined by the dynamic and high energy Shirin Salmenia, CEO of PlayWerks. Shirin is an indefatigable example of knowing what your dreams are and then being relentlessly single minded in pursuit of them. Her early career found her working on some of the most iconic toy brands in American history. Shirin is more than just a successful entrepreneur, she's an anchor of the Los Angeles entrepreneurial economy. She epitomizes a #LongLA having moved to the city when she was 2yrs old and having turned down early career opportunities to move away from LA. She's building at the Uber creative intersection of interactive media, gaming, technology, childhood development and public policy. Shirin is a fierce advocate for women, women of color, women entrepreneurs and young people. Before founding PlayWerks, Shirin spent several years as the Research Manager and Bratz Brand Manager at MGA Entertainment, where she seamlessly blended her expertise in child and youth marketing with her deep understanding of the toy industry. She also played a pivotal role in the development of MGA's Play Lab. Shirin's journey into the toy industry began at Mattel, Inc., where she worked in Worldwide Consumer Research for the Barbie/Girls Division. Shirin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Child/Family and Consumer Sciences from California State University, Northridge and is deeply involved in various organizations and initiatives locally, including Women in Gaming, the LA FILM School Video Game Department, Girls in Tech, Women in Film, Next Gen Femmes, and the Entertainment Division of the Jewish Federation. Feel free to follow and engage with SHIRIN here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shirin-laor-raz-salemnia-a95381  Instagram: https://instagram.com/shirinsalemnia?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShirinSalemnia  Website: http://shirinlaorrazsalemnia.com Consulting booking: https://findyournorth.co/advisors/shirin-laor-raz-salemnia We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors, builders, influencers and those interested in the entrepreneurial economies of Latin America and the under-represented entrepreneurial communities in the USA! Plug in, relax and enjoy some Spanish, English and a fun dose of spanglish as always. We're here to help inspire, educate and empower you, so that you can build the future! ¡Salud y gracias!, Mentors Today's Team --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentorstoday/message

Elton John said recently: “It's time to come off the road so I can fully embrace the next important chapter of my life.” His final tour " Good bye yellow brick road" having just ended, how did he do and what next for the flamboyant maestro?

Elton John said recently: “It's time to come off the road so I can fully embrace the next important chapter of my life.” His final tour " Good bye yellow brick road" having just ended, how did he do and what next for the flamboyant maestro?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mark-and-pete--1245374/support.

Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week I have the first of a “spirited” two-part conversation with the authors of Black Mixcellence--Cuban-Jamaican-American writer, Tamika Hall and another fellow countryman, Ghanaian mixologist, Colin Asare-Appiah. First up is Tamika who is is a mom, freelance writer & content strategy manager. She has created editorial content and marketing strategies for The Vitamin Shoppe, Mass Appeal, The Examiner, Mommynoire/MadameNoire, stupidDOPE.com, ICONIX, and Yellowbrick.co. She's written branded content for a variety of brands including Bacardi, Maker's Mark, PepsiCo, Anheusur-Busch, and Viniq. in addition to her commercial portfolio, she co-created the curriculum for the Hospitality and Tourism Industry Essentials online course with NYU's Jonathan Tisch Center of Hospitality and was the winner of the 2021 Budweiser Hashtag Sports Award for Black Storytelling honoring her work on the pilot program for The Sneaker Essentials K-12 initiative. I had a wonderful time getting to know more about Tamika and her explorations of black culture plus some of her inspirations. I look forward to sharing more insights on the global impact of the spirit industry on cultures across diasporas in Part 2 with Colin. Where to find Tamika? Buy Black Mixcellence! (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/688061/black-mixcellence-by-tamika-hall/) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ladyblogga/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ladyblogga/?hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thaLadyBlogga) What's Tamika reading? Will (https://a.co/d/3MeSxOm) by Will Smith The Four Agreements (https://a.co/d/ghIrHXw) by don Miguel Ruiz Sometimes I Trip on How Happy we Could (https://a.co/d/3n4ispD) Be by Nichole Perkins Freedom is a Constant Struggle (https://a.co/d/cPSjgMi) by Angela Davis All About Love (https://a.co/d/3y5jgUJ) by Bell Hooks What's Tamika watching? Sex and the City (https://www.hbo.com/sex-and-the-city) New York Undercover (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Undercover) Works by Spike Lee (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spike_Lee) What's Tamika listening to? Deep Purple (https://deeppurple.com) Teddy Pendergrass (https://teddypendergrassofficial.com) Prince (https://www.prince.com) Other topics of interest: Sylvia's Soul Food Restaurant (https://sylviasrestaurant.com) Women's Day Magazine (https://www.womansday.com/about/a6107/about-about-us/) Nkiru Books (https://kweliclub.com/collections/book-store) Black Wall Street (https://daily.jstor.org/the-devastation-of-black-wall-street/) Tom Bullock (https://punchdrink.com/articles/tom-bollock-and-the-forgotten-legacy-of-african-american-bartenders/) Special Guest: Tamika Hall.

Nancy and Julie welcome Dr. Jesse Viner, CEO & Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick in Evanston, IL, to talk about mental health in emerging adults, its pitfalls, and treatment methods.

Data warehouses are centralised repositories of information that can be repeatedly analysed and utilised to make more informed decisions.  These are empowered by business analysts and data scientists who use BI tools to act more intelligently at a business level. In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor Matt Harris speaks to Umair Waheed, Head of Product Marketing at Yellowbrick, to discuss: Biggest trends in the data warehouse space All industries equally going towards the cloud Future of data warehouses Data warehouses are centralised repositories of information that can be repeatedly analysed and utilised to make more informed decisions. 

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https://go.dok.community/slack https://dok.community/ ABSTRACT OF THE TALK Yellowbrick's cloud data warehouse is natively integrated with Kubernetes. Not only does Kubernetes provide the elasticity, resilience and upgradeability expected of a modern data warehouse, it also enables Yellowbrick to be deployed anywhere: in public clouds, private clouds and at the network edge. During this talk, we will dive into the details of how we use Kubernetes to power our data warehouse solution, how we've created a SQL interface to Kubernetes, and give a live demo. We'll also talk about the business value that enterprises can derive from such a flexible solution built on Kubernetes. KEY TAKE-AWAYS FROM THE TALK You'll come away with: an understanding of the business value derived from a Kubernetes-based data warehouse; insight into our SQL interface to Kubernetes; and the overall capabilities of Yellowbrick BIO Before joining Yellowbrick as CTO, Mark was Vice President for Data and Analytics at Teradata, where he led a variety of product management and technology teams in data warehouse and advanced analytics groups. He was also Chief Architect of Teradata's IoT Analytics effort. Mark joined Teradata in 2014 when Teradata acquired the startup RainStor, where he was a co-founding developer and Chief Architect. Prior to RainStor, Mark was a lead scientist in the UK Ministry of Defence. Mark holds a Ph.D. in computational physics from Newcastle University, UK, with a thesis centered on discovering the electronic and non-linear optical properties of quantum dots. As a research fellow at Newcastle, he developed new techniques to model these novel quantum structures using large-scale parallel and distributed computing approaches..

In this episode, guest Mark Cusack sits down with TDS to discuss cloud Data Warehousing. Yellowbrick Data is a 7-year-old startup that continues to grow in the highly competitive cloud data warehouse market. Yellowbrick recently raised $75 million in its latest round of capital funding as it expands into a variety of industries, including telecom, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing. Yellowbrick describes itself as a cloud-native data warehouse.  It is available for deployment on-premises and in hybrid cloud and multi-cloud environments. Key topics from the interview include: What makes a database or data warehouse cloud-native? APIs, open-source, storage tiers,  networking. How does Yellowbrick define it? One of the key things with cloud-native data warehouses is the separation of storage and compute. It gives you scalable storage and dynamic compute resources. Not all approaches to storage/computing are the same. Yellowbrick has published a white paper that defines six different levels of storage/compute separation. There are performance and workload advantages, but also important considerations around cost.  Mark Cusack https://www.linkedin.com/in/macusack/ The Data Standard is a community of data scientists, architects, engineers, and enthusiasts. In addition to regular podcasts, we host monthly events, publish through leadership pieces, and offer a stimulating ecosystem for networking and collaboration.  https://datastandard.io https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-data-standard https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTuolowXD05RY9DkIWqRT6Q

Yellowbrick Data is a 7-year-old startup that continues to grow in the highly competitive cloud data warehouse market. Yellowbrick recently raised $75 million in its latest round of capital funding as it expands into a variety of industries, including telecom, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing. Yellowbrick describes itself as a cloud-native data warehouse.  It is available for deployment on premises and in hybrid cloud and multi-cloud environments.Key topics from the interview include: What make a database or data warehouse cloud native? APIs, open source, storage tiers,  networking. How does Yellowbrick define it?One of the key things with cloud-native data warehouses is the separation of storage and compute. It gives you scalable storage and dynamic compute resources.Not all approaches to storage/compute are the same. Yellowbrick has published a white paper that  defines six different levels of storage/compute separation.There are  performance and workload advantages, but also  important considerations around cost.Quotes from the podcast: "The separation of storage and compute is table stakes for cloud data warehouses today.""The ultimate goal is a data warehouse that provides the same cloud experience wherever you need to deploy it for business needs or business reasons. That could be data sovereignty, data gravity, regulations, security, latency and things like that, but provide the same easy-to-consume experience throughout.""We're addressing two problems: One, software in data warehouses is not as efficient as it could be. And second, there's a lot of unpredictability around the costs of running these systems." "Democratization of data and analytics is a key trend. And making a self-service experience for line-of-business users is critical." 

Dr. Jesse Viner, Founder, CEO, and Chief Medical Officer of Yellowbrick discusses his personal journey, his organization, and what it means to be a teen or young adult in today's world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/upwardcommunity/support

In this episode, we speak with Mark Cusack, CTO at Yellowbrick. Yellowbrick is a data warehouse platform that was built from the ground up for performance and cost that can be deployed across clouds and on-prem. Top 3 Value Bombs:Yellowbrick DW was recently named a contender in Cloud Data Warehouses by Forrester Research and they are able to achieve 100X performance at 1/5th the price​ against many competitors. As data production is exponentially increasing at the “edge” the need to pre-process and keep the data where it is is becoming critical.  The distributed cloud model helps solve this increasing problem.Yellowbrick was created from the ground up with a focus on performance and cost, a few of its technical features include a custom Linux-based OS kernel, data is read directly from primary storage into the CPU cache, and custom network drivers. 

If data has gravity, what does that mean for the cloud? In short, it means the future of data will largely live there, accessed as and when needed by terrestrial and ethereal applications alike! And the best news? There are more options than you can count on two hands. Check out this epsiode of DM Radio to hear from four of the industry's sharpest minds: Bruno Aziza of Google, Stephen Brobst of Teradata, Matt Cusack of Yellowbrick, and Rob Hedgpeth of MariaDB.

The data warehouse has become the focal point of the modern data platform. With increased usage of data across businesses, and a diversity of locations and environments where data needs to be managed, the warehouse engine needs to be fast and easy to manage. Yellowbrick is a data warehouse platform that was built from the ground up for speed, and can work across clouds and all the way to the edge. In this episode CTO Mark Cusack explains how the engine is architected, the benefits that speed and predictable pricing has for the organization, and how you can simplify your platform by putting the warehouse close to the data, instead of the other way around.

Join Lou Agosta and his special guests Drs. Jesse Viner and Dale Monroe-Cook for an engaging conversation about the emotional, psychological, and human challenges of emerging adulthood. Drs. Viner and Monroe-Cook address these issues with their clients as Medical director and VP for Clinical Operations at YellowBrick, a national treatment center specializing in working with troubled emerging adults. What is emerging adulthood? What kind of breakdowns do the generations between 18 and 29 years old encounter in engaging in relationships, careers, finance, and life? How does the YellowBrick provide a foundation for turning break-downs in self-defeating behavior, emotional upset, addiction, learning disabilities, acting out, into break-throughs in accomplishment, personal satisfaction, and rewarding results? Drs Monroe-Cook and Viner has years of experience partnering with young adults, and their families, in breakdown and breakthrough. Join me and benefit from their guidance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lou-agosta-phd/support

Sneakers are no longer just for running. Sneakers have evolved into a culture, a status symbol, a platform, an investment and a multi-billion dollar global industry! In this episode Kenrick is joined by Dion Walcott, Principal at Yellowbrick Impact which provides access to education through funded scholarships enabled by brand partnerships.Dion has made some incredible moves using sneakers to support social action and create opportunities for brands to pursue diversity and career opportunities. So what's in a sneaker? We discuss kicks, Sneakerheads, brand activations, sneaker design, the booming business behind StockX, and why it's important to invest in impactful initiatives like Yellowbrick and MARTK'D.---Stocks Not Sports is a podcast brought to you by INFOR Financial Group. We talk about investment ideas in the same casual way we talk about sports. If you're a fan of the podcast, don't forget to subscribe, rate and review!DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not to be taken as investment advice and participants or employees of INFOR Financial group may own securities discussed in this podcast. While we love all of our guests, this podcast may contain forward looking statements, investment opinions and comments that we DO NOT agree with AT ALL! Find more information about INFOR Financial at https://inforfg.com/ or follow us on LinkedIn.

Sabrina is a veteran CEO, tech educator, board member, public speaker, and philanthropist. She is CEO of Fremont Private Investments, chairman of After School All-Stars and a board member of MannKind (NASDAQ: MKND) and Yellowbrick.co. She has a track record of identifying opportunities with impeccable timing and achieving aggressive financial growth before the exit. She was the founder and CEO of the Art Institute of Hollywood (sold to NASDAQ: EDMC) and Fremont College, founding vice-chair of Premier Business Bank (sold to NASDAQ: FFWM) and CEO of Dale Carnegie of Los Angeles. Dr. Kay’s charitable work was recognized by California Senate as Woman of the Year, by the United Nations, and as an inductee into the California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools Hall of Fame. Dr. Kay received her joint doctorate degree in work-based learning leadership at the Wharton School and Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania. She holds double master’s degrees: an MBA from USC and an MSc in higher education from the University of Pennsylvania, all with the highest honors @drsabrinakay https://sabrinakay.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Cusack from Yellowbrick Data joins me on the podcast to talk about Real-time data warehousing and the future of faster, more flexible cloud data warehouses and why it's a must for data professionals and IT leaders from all industries. We talk about how 2020 has challenged enterprises to find new ways to succeed and grow. I learn how data warehouses will become a critical capability for enabling real-time business decision-making and why the separation of data warehouse compute and storage will become standard. About Yellowbrick Yellowbrick is the world’s fastest data warehouse for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Enterprises rely on Yellowbrick to power critical business outcomes and get answers to the hardest business questions for improved profitability, better customer loyalty, and faster innovation in near real time, and at a fraction of the cost of alternatives. Yellowbrick offers superior price/performance for thousands of concurrent users on petabytes of data, along with the unique ability to run analytic workloads on-premises, in a private cloud, and/or in any public cloud and manage them in a simple, consistent way—all with predictable pricing via annual subscription. About Mark Cusack Before joining Yellowbrick, Mark was Vice President for Data and Analytics at Teradata, where he led a variety of product management and technology teams in data warehouse and advanced analytics groups. He was also Chief Architect of Teradata's IoT Analytics effort. Mark joined Teradata in 2014 when Teradata acquired the startup RainStor, where he was a co-founding developer and Chief Architect. Prior to RainStor, Mark was a lead scientist in the UK Ministry of Defence.

In season 4, episode 11, we have the opportunity to sit down with with Matt Connell to hear about his career journey. He has a diverse background including his role as a professor and his current business venture, Yellowbrick. We also discuss the innovative program he manages at Goodwin University, the Entrepreneurial Network (ENet) program, a business certificate program for formerly incarcerated, re-entry populations. Matt is a life long learner with 4 degrees and enjoys helping others. If you would like to connect with him, please check out the links below. Matt Connell on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-connell33/ Matt's business, Yellowbrick: https://www.yellowbrick.me/ Goodwin University's ENet Program: https://www.goodwin.edu/enet/

What if we are all animals trapped within the cage that is our city? Cults are popping up holding oppressive values, and it’s up to us to to traverse the “Yellowbrick” road to sever the “Goat’s Head”, all with “triskaidekaphobia” lurking in the shadows. If all this and then some grabs your attention, perhaps “A Beautiful Day for an Exorcism” might be of interest. Along with his band Th1rt3en, this Pharoahe Monch project comes fresh out the gates of 2021 touching on material that’s been fresh on our minds that past couple years. Join Matt and Brandon as we unravel all this and more this week.Check out more here!Apple PodcastSpotifyInstagramTwitter______________________________________________________Music by: BlueysportInstagram: blueysport

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Is Yellowbrick Data the next Snowflake? Join Neil Carson, CEO and Co-Founder of Yellowbrick Data and the BMW iVentures team to discuss how the company is simplifying data warehousing through increased speed and analysis that tops its competitors. Neil shares his multi-varied experiences working in Silicon Valley, how Yellowbrick Data is leveraging modern technology to improve its customer experience and the direct impact data has on the world by using it for good.

In this episode, Izzy & Dion chat on the future of the Strange on Purpose Podcast, new changes at Yellowbrick and much more. Find out more about Dion and Yellowbrick here: https://instagram.com/dionwalcott https://instagram.com/yellowbrick.sneakers --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeonpurpose/support

Unique Property Management With Matt Tortoriello & Kevin Shippee: Discovering Multifamily Episode 65On this episode of Discovering Multifamily, Matt Tortoriello & Kevin Shippee join us as the Co-Founders of Yellowbrick, which owns an manages hundreds of apartment units in the Springfield, MA area. They are also the hosts of the popular YouTube channel, "Two Guys Take on Real Estate". On this show, we discuss some controversial property management practices. Podcast Links: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/discovering-multifamily/id1506820688#episodeGuid=Buzzsprout-3366217 Website: www.redknightproperties.com/media Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gfcVc3p YouTube: https://youtu.be/b4YO9USn0kg Links/Shout-Outs Mentioned: www.redknightproperties.com - Red Knight Properties Website http://yellowbrick.org/ - Yellowbrick Website https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW4W... - Two Guys Take on Real Estate YouTube#financialfreedom#passiveinvesting#activeinvesting#investsmart#investwisely#buildingwealth#multifamily#podcast

Not gonna lie, this has been a hard week. We talk about a restaurant's social justice stance, worry about people stuck at home and take in the tragic death of Chadwick Boseman.   Check out: Newfangled Kitchen | Columbus Podcast Company All music by Banana Kaboom!

In this podcast, Yellowbrick CEO Neil Carson discusses trends in data warehousing and the importance of hybrid cloud, addressing both the vendor landscape as well as what enterprises really care about.

An Intro to Yellowbrick covers what it means to be the world's fastest data warehouse for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Original airdate 11/21/19 Host: Eric Kavanagh Guests: Krish Krishnan, Sixth Sense Advisors Kent Graziano, Snowflake Brian Bulkowski, Yellowbrick Yes, it’s true: The rumors of data warehousing’s demise have been greatly exaggerated! Despite all the hullabaloo around Hadoop, reality ultimately set in, and businesses realized that data warehousing remains a viable mechanism for understanding important corporate data at scale. Part of the resurgence in data warehousing as a practice resulted from the skyrocketing success of cloud-based services such as Amazon RedShift, and Snowflake. What does this mean for the average data professional? Check out this episode of DM Radio to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview several industry executives, including Krish Krishnan, Sixth Sense Advisors; Kent Graziano, Snowflake; and Brian Bulkowski, Yellowbrick.

Sneaker School Interview with Dion Walcott VP Brand Promotions. Pickups/Releases, World Series, NBA and NFL Picks. Dion Walcott - VP Brand Partnerships with YellowBrick.coIG:@Dionwalcott Thesneakdiss.comIG:@thesneakdiss_sneaker_podcastTwitter:@the_sneakdiss All pics are from GOAT, Stadium Goods, NBA Store, Undefeated, Bleacherreport, sports grid, sports logos and sports 

Data is now considered to be the most valuable commodity on Earth, which is why enterprises and government agencies look to leverage it to their advantage. And yet, warehousing massive amounts of data requires modern technologies and new ways of thinking. On today's podcast, Judson Graves, director of analytics solutions at ViON, and Chrisitan Shrauder, director of federal systems at Yellowbrick, offer their insights into the challenges of storing big data. “There's too much data, and it's always growing exponentially,” Graves explained, but storing tons of data at an unlimited scale isn't a problem. The challenge is storing it so that it's readily accessible in a useful way, and in the demand of time required. The world has transitioned to a real-time workload with people wanting answers in seconds or minutes, not hours or days. Arranging data so that it's available for immediate analytics and evaluation is of top priority. Shrauder went on to say that he's occupied with developing systems that can support real-time ingest and ad hoc queries at scale, and can store data so that it's optimized and makes sense. The way to do that is by implementing the latest and greatest in hardware and software. This also includes rethinking the physical architecture of data centers. “Anything that is going to work in the future will have to scale incrementally without causing massive downtime," Shrauder said. When asked about his opinion on public versus private cloud solutions, Graves maintained that all the coolest technological advancements, from self-driving cars to artificial intelligence, required hardware and software combinations that weren't available at the time in a public cloud environment. "If you have a real workload, I don't ever see when a private cloud or a personal infrastructure would not be needed," Graves said. He went on to relay the essential keys to data warehousing: speed, scale, simplicity, security. Solutions that address those four factors will drive successful storage operations in today's business environment.

In episode 7 I interviewed Dion Walcot, the entrepreneur behind Martk’d, a dynamic custom shoe design competition. We discussed his background and how he uses his past experience as an athlete from a tough environment in his business and how artists are similar to athletes. We also talked about why education is just as important as street smarts and how dressing like a professional doesn't necessarily mean wearing traditional corporate attire. Dion shares insights about working with Yellowbrick, an organization that teaches creatives how to up-level and why it's important to partner with the right people. Get in touch with Dion on Instagram: @dionwalcot @_martkd

Today we close out our PyDataSci series joined by Rebecca Bilbro, head of data science at ICX media and co-creator of the popular open-source visualization library YellowBrick. In our conversation, Rebecca details: • Her relationship with toolmaking, which led to the eventual creation of Yellowbrick. • Popular tools within YellowBrick, including a summary of their unit testing approach. • Interesting use cases that she’s seen over time. • The growth she’s seen in the community of contributors and examples of their contributions as they approach the release of YellowBrick 1.0. The complete show notes for this episode can be found at twimlai.com/talk/264. Check out the rest of the PyDataSci series at twimlai.com/pydatasci. We want to better understand your views on the importance of open source and the projects and players in this space. To access the survey visit twimlai.com/pythonsurvey. Thanks to this weeks sponsor, IBM, for their support of the podcast! Visit twimlai.com/ibm to learn more about the IBM Data Science Community.

Omar welcomes to the podcast, designer, culture consultant, and entrepreneur, Dion Walcott. Dion is the founder of Toronto Loves Kicks, MARTK’D and iDEEa Consultancy Group. He specializes in brand positioning and creative strategy. In this episode, Omar and Dion talk about the sneaker culture, following your passion, and the interconnected nature of music. Dion discusses his work with Yellowbrick, an educational course that taps into interests and passions to spark success and open doors for students. Finally, Omar and Dion discuss the importance of having the correct mindset when it comes to being an entrepreneur. Listen to all our past episodes: https://kswiss.com/pages/kswiss-radio Podcast production by FullCast

This has been such a CLOUDS AND DIRT kind of week or two tbh. Rose above the storm that sometimes flares up from within and realized everything is here. All ready. Cultivating. It’s a week I’ve opened up a lot and had some life long memories. Amazing how things can sometimes turn around in such a short matter of time. Then again WTF is time anyway? #5D going

Machine learning models are often inscrutable and it can be difficult to know whether you are making progress. To improve feedback and speed up iteration cycles Benjamin Bengfort and Rebecca Bilbro built Yellowbrick to easily generate visualizations of model performance. In this episode they explain how to use Yellowbrick in the process of building a machine learning project, how it aids in understanding how different parameters impact the outcome, and the improved understanding among teammates that it creates. They also explain how it integrates with the scikit-learn API, the difficulty of producing effective visualizations, and future plans for improvement and new features.

In this episode of CT Startup, we welcome back Matt and John from Yellowbrick.me to talk about their recent progress and success with their online parenting community.

The saying "It takes a village to raise a child" has been around for a long time, yet it rings just as true today as any other period in human history. Yet despite social media and and the Internet, the "village" mentality has suffered as parents have taken on new roles and tasks in their daily lives. Thankfully, the rise of parenting experts has given parents new resources to guide them through the journey of raising children, and online community Yellowbrick.me is helping share this wealth of information. Founded by Matt Connell and John Christiansen, Yellowbrick.me gives both experts and parents a place where their voices, questions, and advice can be heard. In our interview, we discuss how this Bloomfield-based startup is applying new technology and ideas to parenting.