Do Product Analytics with high quality data

Mastering Data Quality in Product Analytics with Data Warehouses
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In this actionable video, we dive deep into one of the biggest challenges data teams face - data quality. Starting with common pitfalls in event implementation, the video transitions into a comprehensive guide on how to build a setup with improved data quality using data warehouses. You'll learn why traditional SDK-based methods are limited and discover how leveraging a data warehouse provides greater control, allowing for better data modeling, testing, and ultimately, cleaner analytics. Sponsored by Mixpanel, this session explores how their new product analytics solution integrates seamlessly with your data warehouse. Gain insights on enriching data, implementing unique tests, detecting anomalies, and ensuring the integrity of your events and properties-all with a real-world example from our own video platform. Tune in to elevate your data quality game and build trust in your product analytics.
00:00 Introduction to Data Quality Issues
01:34 Classic Data Collection Methods
04:37 Challenges with SDKs
09:44 Introducing Data Warehouses
13:28 Implementing Data Quality Tests
14:42 Real-World Example and Testing
21:23 Advanced Testing Techniques
31:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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[@leonardolourencocrespilhoh511]

Hi, Timo. If you don't mind, could you increase the volume of the next videos a little? :)❣

[@timodechau]

Thanks for the feedback - I need to check why it was like this.

[@noel_g]

What tools did you use to record this video?

[@timodechau]

Screen Studio does most of the magic!