Women in Data Blog
Anonymity & Data Privacy
My entire life I've had limited privacy due to my unique first name. A Google Search of 'Avolyn' will return mostly me. While I value privacy, I didn't grow up assuming I had privacy. I couldn't create blogs online as a kid without my parents finding them. I once had a guy on the road find my Myspace page because my license plate at 16 years-old read, 'Avolyn' and that was all he needed to find me online (no, my license plate does not currently read my name).
Lessons I Learned in Stand-Up Comedy and How they Apply to Data Analytics
I learned several valuable lessons when it comes to developing your stand-up routine and quickly realized how these lessons applied in the world of data analytics.
Data Visualization: The Wild West of Complexity
At times, it can seem as though the world of data visualization is the wild west, so we wanted to share some key takeaways, and best practices to help you improve your complex data visualization skills.
Cupid's Arrow: the O.G. of Algorithms
Dating sites use algorithms in order to match potential partners. If you've ever tried online dating, then you've most likely benefited from the matchmaking powers of an algorithm.
2017: The Year of Data Literacy
It's safe to say that data is everywhere. No matter who you are, where you live, what you do for a living, you interact with and consume data on a daily basis.