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Ambassador Spotlight David Kirkby

Observable Ambassador and Cosmology Professor David Kirkby studies the origin and evolution of the Universe. Read more about his data work and check out his Penrose Quilt notebook.

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Ambassador Spotlight: David Kirkby, Professor of Cosmology at UC Irvine

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By thinking more like data journalists, data teams can make their visualizations and dashboards clearer, more targeted, and more useful. In this guide, we unpack practical strategies from data journalism that analysts can adapt for their own day-to-day workflows. 

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What data teams can learn from journalists about data visualization

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Stakeholder expectations around interacting with data are shifting from polished products to on-the-fly insights using AI-powered analytics. Learn how data teams can meet users where they are, while encouraging sound data practices.

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Shifting stakeholder expectations in the age of AI-powered analytics

AI is reshaping workflows across the data analysis and BI landscape. We took a look at where AI is delivering real value for data teams today, where it misses the mark, and how to unlock its full potential — without losing the human ingenuity that drives meaningful insights.

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How AI is accelerating data analysis work — and where it’s falling short

A recap of our webinar on the evolving data analysis and BI landscape, covering AI’s impact on analyst workflows, changing, stakeholder expectations, and what’s next for data teams.

Ambassador Spotlight: David Kirkby, Professor of Cosmology at UC Irvine

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