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Data and analytics, crucial tools in times of crisis, have proven their worth throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. And even as restrictions have eased and people's behavior is reverting back to pre-pandemic norms with travel, dining in restaurants and in-person shopping all on the rise, data and analytics remain critical to understanding patterns and preparing for what might come next. "There is no shortage of crises that make business more challenging, whether it's the lingering pandemic or all the geopolitical issues swirling out of the war in Ukraine," Tim Race, senior vice president of narrative and thought leadership at...

New application development tools and enhanced multi-cloud capabilities highlight the latest Domo BI platform update as the vendor attempts to give more business users access to data and analytics. Domo, founded in 2010 and based in American Fork, Utah, unveiled the new and enhanced capabilities on Wednesday during Domopalooza 2022, the vendor's virtual user conference.

Analytics vendor Domo has a new leader as it kicks off its virtual user conference on Wednesday. Josh James, who founded Domo in 2010 and was the vendor's CEO, stepped down on March 2. Three weeks later, John Mellor, who joined Domo in 2019 as chief strategy officer and was named James' replacement, will deliver Domopalooza 2022's keynote address. In recent years, while continuing to add features and capabilities to its core business intelligence platform, Domo, based in American Fork, Utah, has strongly emphasized embedded analytics. According to Mellor, a major theme of the vendor's user event will...

If the Great Resignation has you thinking about job-hopping, Glassdoor may be able to help you find your next gig. Its annual 100 Best Places to Work study is hot off the press for 2022. Top of the list? Nvidia. Glassdoor bases its rankings on feedback from current and former employees who've posted anonymous reviews to its site over the past year. The rating numbers Glassdoor actually publishes are pretty limited, so you'll see a lot of the same overall numerical scores. When pressed for how Glassdoor then ranks companies with the same scores, it...

It’s still early days, but if this year is anything like years past, it’s safe to say CISOs will have a lot to contend with, from a continuing labor shortage to the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks to an ongoing threat from nation-state actors. However, they also have plenty of ideas on how they’ll tackle those challenges. To learn what they’re planning to do and what they want to accomplish in the months ahead, we asked CISOs across various industries to share their main objectives—or, their top resolutions, if you will—for 2022.

Cloud software company Domo has announced the appointment of former McKinsey executive Mohammed Aaser as its new chief data officer (CDO). New Domo CDO Aaser will look to support customers in creating modern data experiences that automate and accelerate key business processes and optimise strategic outcomes.

Each year, Utah Business anonymously surveys thousands of employees about their workplaces to determine who thinks they have it best. These companies won this year—setting new standards for the meaning of “workplace culture” and “work/life balance” in their industries. It’s time to dust off your resumes because these companies are the ones you want to work for.

Everyone's on the internet. Domo, a company that specialises in business intelligence tools and data visualisation, has released data that shows what's happening on the internet every one minute of the day. According to Domo, there are 575,000 tweets posted every minute. Twitter has 206 million monthly active users. On Instagram, users share 65,000 photos every minute of the day.

How much has your online activity changed over the last two years? If you’re like most people, you’re spending more time in social apps as you look to stay connected, you're spending more money via eCommerce, stemming from store closures and restrictions, and you’re logging in to work from home, leading to new habitual behaviors. It’s hard to quantify the significance of this shift, but the latest ‘Data Never Sleeps’ chart from Domo gives use some measure of just how much time people are now spending on the web.