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The Dashboard Effect Podcast: Simplifying Data for Smarter Business Decisions
Welcome to The Dashboard Effect, the go-to podcast for mid-market businesses and private equity-backed companies looking to harness the power of data.
Hosted by Brick Thompson from Blue Margin, we demystify data analytics and business intelligence, offering practical insights and actionable strategies that drive accountability, performance, and growth.
From breaking down complex data concepts to sharing real-world success stories, we cover topics like Power BI, data lakes, dashboards, automation, and the latest trends shaping the future of business intelligence. Whether you're a CEO, operator, or BI professional, we’ll help you unlock the potential of your data for smarter, faster decisions.
Tune in to The Dashboard Effect and discover how the right data, at the right time, can transform your business.
Subscribe now and take the first step toward becoming a data-driven organization!
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English
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178 episodes
since June 28, 2022
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When your team asks the same question in Power BI, in Excel, and through an AI agent, the answers should match. That consistency comes from defining your business rules once, upstream in the lakehouse, so every tool reads from the same place.
In this episode, Brick Thompson and Landon Ochs walk thr…
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Microsoft is folding AI into nearly every part of Fabric, and the Fabric Data Agent is now generally available after a long run in preview. Brick and Landon talk through what they've found in testing: where natural language querying holds up, what it takes to get consistent answers, and why we…
An MCP server gives an LLM a standard way to reach your data and run tools against it. Every API is built differently, and the Model Context Protocol puts one interface over all of them, which is why Anthropic's standard gets compared to USB C.This episode covers what the standard defines, how…
The platinum layer sits on top of the standard medallion architecture, built specifically to get data ready for LLMs. In this episode, Brick and Landon break down what it takes to build one well.Landon walks through the two foundations that make a platinum layer work: markdown files that give the L…
The gold layer is where cleaned, validated data lives in a medallion architecture, ready for reporting and analysis. In this episode, Brick and Landon break down what actually makes a gold layer good.Landon covers what "good" means in practice: deduplicated data, validated numbers, and a …
How does raw data from a system like Salesforce become a dashboard your team can actually trust? On this episode of the Dashboard Effect, Brick and Landon walk through medallion architecture and the three stages data moves through on its way to becoming useful.They keep it simple: the first stage h…
Everyone's asking the same question: why can't I just run all my business intelligence through AI? In this episode of The Dashboard Effect, Brick and Landon break down the real answer. You probably can, but only if your data foundation is built for it.They cover where AI analytics fit alo…
In this episode, the team gets hands-on with vibe coding and what it actually looks like inside real data work. From building API connections to generating synthetic datasets, they walk through where AI is genuinely speeding things up and where it still runs into friction.The big takeaway: writing …
AI is replacing software engineers. At least that's what the headlines say. But is it actually true?In this episode of The Dashboard Effect, Brick - CEO of Blue Margin and Landon - Data Platform Manager at Blue Margin, get into what AI coding tools are really doing to software engineering team…
Designing a dashboard might seem straightforward, just add charts, metrics, and a few visualizations. But the dashboards that actually help businesses make decisions often look surprisingly simple.In this episode of The Dashboard Effect, Brick and Landon talk about why the most effective dashboards…
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