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PineTreez Software
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Welcome to PineTreez Software. This is a portal to a project I started in early 2007. Here you'll be able to find tips and tricks on report automation for the corporate analyst. If you're a data analyst of some kind, I hope that you'll be able to learn from my experience and share some of yours.
Through this portal you can visit the PineTreez Software web site (found here) where you'll find PineTreez flagship product (an the verge of ALPHA testing) the PineTree Scheduler. PineTree is an office automation scheduler that helps free up your time from running reports manually. In my current job, we use something similar that has saved literally thousands of hours by eliminating repetative manual procedures.
PineTree Scheduler is not the same tool we use. I've taken the time to write a new version in .Net that is more user friendly, flexible and understandable. Try it out (sorry, not quite available - but I'm working hard to get it finished!). Tell us what you think. And please, if you have the time, make suggestions.
The Data Analyst's Blog
Banter by a data analyst (who sometimes is sick of being a data analyst).
For over 10 years now I've been some kind of an analyst. This is my brain dump from the past, present and future. I hope someone somewhere finds something useful here.
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Here's a list of some of my favorite books!
Eric Sink on the Business of Software (Expert's Voice) by Eric Sink
A great supplement to Joel on Software. Eric Sink more...1 point
In Search of Stupidity: Over Twenty Years of High Tech Marketing Disasters, Second Edition by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman
An interesting look at some major mistakes that te more...0 points
iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon
Finally, the story from the horse's mouth. Steve W more...0 points
Joel on Software
For those who've never heard of him, in Software m more...0 points
User Interface Design for Programmers by Joel Spolsky
Haven't read it yet, but it's on order.0 points
The Mythical Man-Month 20th Anniversary Edition by Frederick P. Brooks
A difficult read at times, but a must for all soft more...0 points
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Video Collection
Just a collection of videos I find interesting.
Job Search
Data Analyst Jobs
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University of Washington Medical Center - Seattle, WA
In addition, the Data Analyst assures that UW... compliance, and billing purposes. The Data Analyst also ensures that external provider data (eg, referring... ... - Data Analyst
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Veredus Corporation - Durham, NC
Durham area seeking a DATA ANALYST for the following... implementations, data modeling and/or data mapping efforts. * Knowledge of relational databases, data... ... - Data Analyst
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C. R. England - Salt Lake City, UT
companies is looking for a Data Analyst with extensive experience in data analysis and business... data gathering processes. Duties: The Data Analyst... ... - Data Analyst
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Unisys - Reston, VA
Unisys is a worldwide information technology services and solutions company. Our people combine expertise in systems integration, outsourcing, infrastructure... ... - Data Analyst
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Sava Solutions - Arlington, VA
information, data change requests, data exports, other special projects as required 15% Research data... data quality/integrity problems in a data driven... ...
Drop me a line!
Got a question, or just want to comment, feel free to drop me a line.
steve s wrote
Hard to believe that Brooks is still in print. I remember when the first version came out - never mind the 20th anniversary. Fortunately, I never worked on the 360, I started on a 370/135 while a student in DC. So wise then, and so true still today.
Posted June 07, 2007
