The Data Jargon Newsletter
Joe NasoA newsletter about data, business and the business of data.
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The Numbers: Wrapping up Year Three
My last annual recap came 5 months into the new year.
Unintentionally, I’ve been mostly quiet on here since then. In some ways 2025 felt like a year of growing up, both for the business and for me.
But before I start waxing poetic about...
Knowing What Good Looks Like
The biggest blocker to progress is not knowing what good looks like.
It applies to everything in work and life.
If you are here and you want to get there, how do you make that happen?
In personal cases, it’s relatively easy to figure...
The Numbers: Two Years into a Solo Consulting Business
Photo by Richard Horvath on Unsplash
I’ve been delaying posting this update for a few months. Life and work have have kept me pretty busy.
But, I know you’re here for the numbers first and my commentary second, so let’s get those out of...
Don't overcomplicate your data strategy
It’s easy to make things complicated.
It requires less commitment, less resolve.
You can hide your business’s lack of clarity (or your own) with confusing terms and countless stakeholders and unclear requirements.
The result? An abstr...
25 Unpopular and Contradictory Opinions on Data and Engineering
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If your Data Product does not generate revenue, it’s an internal tool
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Many companies will get more value out of a half-decent Business Intelligence team than they will trying to build Data Products
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Data Engineering is a form...
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