Anthony Deighton
CEO, Tamr. On 1 show, 1 appearance. The Shows tab opens the full record on each.
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Anthony Deighton is the Chief Executive Officer at Tamr. He previously served as the CTO and Senior Vice President of Products at Qlik and as Chief Marketing Officer at Celonis.
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Everything Anthony Deighton said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Deighton: Visual analytics value requires integrating interface and calculation engines
“And our view here is that no, in fact, the requirement here is really to bring these two worlds together, and you can't have one Without the other, or maybe slightly more generously, the real value comes when you bring the two together.”
Deighton: Software users want identical application experiences across PC and mobile
“No one wants a mobile version. They want the same version they had on their PC to be the one that works on their mobile device, to be the one that works on their big screen like this.”
Deighton: Users want identical software functionality on-premise and in the cloud
“No one wants a cloud version of their application. They want a version that runs on premise, and they want one that runs in the cloud, and there should really be no difference between those two.”
Deighton: Regulated industries lag retail in adopting modern visual analytics
“So you know, regulated industries are way behind. Even financial services, God forbid, Is a little bit further behind, ah, but you see other industries, ah, you know, retail is an example, pushing, you know, mobile decision making out to store managers who are…”
Deighton: BI industry is shifting from IT-driven to user-driven
“There's a, I think, again, a kind of fundamental shift in the BI industry that's, we're really right in the midst of, ah, today. And, ah, it's really a shift away from an IT-driven industry to a user-driven industry.”
Deighton: Vast majority of new startup data lives in cloud
“If you look at any new company today, and I bet any startup in this room, most, if, you know, if not a hundred percent, certainly the vast majority of the data that you're working with is sourced, begins, and lives in the cloud.”
Deighton: Platform providers will ultimately win over tech stack models
“We're moving away from this kind of stack model to a platform model, and this is not, ah, this is no big insight, this is something we see in every industry, a move away, ah, and where, where ultimately platform providers, ah, are the victors.”
Deighton: Key data insights often lie outside chosen query selections
“Oftentimes, ah, from a question perspective, the interesting insights in the data are actually found outside of your selection, ah, outside of your query.”
Deighton: Analytics software must encode visualization best practices to prevent errors
“And with all due respect to people like Stephen Few who've written great books, the idea is to encode the book in the software. And so that it, when the user does the stupid thing, the result is something that's actually correct, and not rely on them to have r…”
Deighton: Data visualization without guide rails is like stabbing yourself
“So data visualization without guide rails, again, that's like stabbing yourself in the leg.”
Deighton: Hadoop's schema-on-read innovation hasn't reached front-end users
“I think one of the great innovations of Hadoop is this idea of schema unread, but that's not realized through to the front end, to the user itself”
Deighton: Visual analytics apps should start with search boxes, not charts
“The idea that users start most business questions from the perspective of a search is an important requirement, one that one should think very carefully about, especially for those in the room who are practitioners who are thinking about delivering application…”
Deighton: Users export data to Excel only when lacking better software alternatives
“It's not that they don't want to, ah, you know, it's not that they desire export to Excel for some fundamental reason, they make good with that when they have no better alternative.”
Deighton: Expecting one analytics platform to satisfy all customer requirements is silly
“To believe that what we're going to solve from a platform perspective is going to meet every requirement of any customer who ever walked through the door is silly.”
Deighton: Most business analytics work is storytelling rather than doing analysis
“And so much of what we do in the context of our work life isn't actually doing analysis. It's telling the story that the analysis, the results of that analysis.”
Deighton: Color saturation beats red-green coding for displaying differences in dashboards
“Ah, instead we use, ah, color saturation as a mechanism of showing difference, because it turns out that color saturation is A much better example, much better way of seeing difference.”
Qlik plans to integrate natural language processing without building underlying models
“So, natural language processing the simplest answer is yes. The longer answer is processing the language isn't the hard, I mean, that's the hard part. It's not one we're gonna do. Dealing with the language once you have it is something we're obviously very int…”
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| Show | Role there | Eps | Statements | Record | |
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 MADLEDGER | CEO, Tamr | 1 | 18 | — | full record on the MAD Podcast → |