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RussJD
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

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Have you experienced what Alteryx ACE @Ken_Black is calling “Awesome, stable, fast, and efficient. Pure sweetness.” It’s the Alteryx AMP Engine (Alteryx Multi-Threaded Processing), and it’s speeding up Alteryx workflows to make them faster than ever.

In Alteryx Designer version 2021.1, we delivered an easier way to turn on the AMP Engine so that all new workflows take advantage of its speed, performance, and efficiency. To help you understand how AMP can help you explore your data faster and achieve greater business outcomes, we invite you to watch the video below.

 

Join Alteryx Senior Product Manager Greg Fila and Senior Product Marketing Manager Russ Duncan as they walk you through the features, benefits, and results of the AMP Engine with live demonstrations to help you understand how to achieve more analytic breakthroughs.

 

Check it out and let us know your thoughts and results in the comments below.

 

Here’s a sneak peek at the kind of performance gains you can experience.Here’s a sneak peek at the kind of performance gains you can experience.


Russ Duncan
Product Marketer

Russ is a product marketer who is passionate about enabling individuals and organizations to realize the power and benefit of technology, data, and analytics through a human-centered approach. He is a self-described serial observationist who is intrigued by connecting the lived experience with subtext, abstract thought, and the spaces between binary analytic outcomes.

Russ is a product marketer who is passionate about enabling individuals and organizations to realize the power and benefit of technology, data, and analytics through a human-centered approach. He is a self-described serial observationist who is intrigued by connecting the lived experience with subtext, abstract thought, and the spaces between binary analytic outcomes.

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