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Hello Alteryx Team,
Un grand merci à toutes et à tous pour votre participation et votre engagement.
Voici un récapitulatif de l’événement :
François Cortezon a partagé comment documenter un workflow grâce à la GenAI.
J'ai également présenté comment trouver le cadeau idéal de Noël avec Alteryx et ChatGPT.
Voici quelques photos de notre événement :
N’hésitez pas à partager vos retours, à nous soumettre vos idées de sessions ou à participer en tant que speakers, nous en serions plus que ravis.
Nous vous souhaitons de joyeuses fêtes de Noël et de fin d'année, et nous vous donnons rendez-vous l'année prochaine pour une nouvelle édition.
Merci et à la prochaine édition.
L'équipe Alteryx User Group de Paris
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We recently hosted our 4th and final user group meeting of 2024. It is hard to believe the year has flown by so fast! For Q4 we held a virtual meeting so hopefully many of you were able to attend and found the presentations helpful. I know I learned a lot and I appreciated the different perspectives of our presenters. For those that may not have been able to attend or anyone who did attend and wants to dig into the presentations some more, here is a recap:
@Kenda kicked off the meeting welcoming everyone, made some introductions and gave us some 2024.2 Alteryx Designer release highlights. Sounds like some really cool new features in 2024.2 and I can't wait to upgrade. Kenda also discussed ACE Tricks which is a new series on youtube featuring short videos from ACEs with tips and tricks. I have watched some of these and they are great so check them out if you have a chance. Kenda is also featured in one of the videos from season 1! You can find the videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfSLx4WE4q51BJRW3PpXomo0A6UlPP_Xv
@rkakde, an intern and student at Indiana University, was our first presenter. Rishi's presentation was a deep dive into the find and replace tool. He showed how to use the tool to find and replace data and also how to use it as a join tool. Very interesting information on how the find and replace tool operates when duplicates are introduced. Rishi's slides also included a great visual representation of the differences between the join and find/replace tools. Lastly, Rishi gave a quick demo of a specific use case where they identified country names using the find/replace tool.
@mkeiffer, an Alteryx ACE and Data Analyst Consultant, was our second presenter. Michael's presentation focused on using Alteryx in audit and fraud detection. As an internal auditor myself, it was great to hear someone else from the audit world as passionate about Alteryx as I am. Michael explained fraud by the quote: "When good people do stupid things". I love this quote! He began with details from a couple different fraud cases he had worked on. One of the cases involved employees shipping company product to themselves. Michael showed how Alteryx could be used to "normalize" addresses using the find/replace and fuzzy match tools which allows him to identify fraudsters. Very good information and visuals for both of these tools. Here is a link to a Community training on fuzzy matching that was referenced in the presentation: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Archived-Training/Fuzzy-Matching-Intermediate-Users/m-p/43852?advanced=false&collapse_discussion=true&filter=location&location=category:alteryx-academy&search_type=thread
Two wonderful presentations so thank you Rishi and Michael! If you would like to watch/rewatch the recording or view any of the workflows or slideshows they are attached to this post. I look forward to the Q1 2025 user group meeting (details to come...). Hope you can join us! Please feel free to reach out to any of the Indy User Group leaders (@Kenda, @patrick_digan or @Desmond) if you would like to host or present at a future meeting or have an idea for a presentation you would like to see. Happy Holidays!
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Multiple data user groups across Denver are joining forces again to bring you a SUPER HOLIDAY HAPPY HOUR!
Join us for an evening of networking, laughter, and holiday cheer at the Denver Data Holiday Happy Hour, the perfect way to celebrate the season with our local data community!
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https://community-alteryx.zoom.us/j/94843948836?pwd=1PDcoaqxQM6PfiEOWQaoVVBd547UGb.1 Meeting ID: 948 4394 8836 Passcode: 636003
Hi, fellow Maveryx! Save the date for the upcoming Dallas / Fort Worth Alteryx User Group virtual meeting, which will be December 13th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.! With the holiday season approaching, and many holidays to celebrate in December, we have moved the meeting up a couple of weeks from the last Friday of the month.
For this next meeting, we are excited to feature Mark Connolly, Program Director, Business Intelligence at the University Chicago Medicine Center! Mark's presentation is titled, "Driving Alteryx Adoption at UChicago Medicine – Governance and Clinical Analytics Use Cases".
In this presentation, he will show how UChicago Medicine encountered challenges with early Alteryx adoption and addressed these through a focused data governance approach. This session shares how those efforts supported broader adoption across analytics – highlighting examples of how their Clinical Analytics team in particular has now been able to leverage Alteryx for real-world use cases and requests.
An additional guest speaker will be announced soon as well, so stay tuned, and we look forward to hearing Mark's insightful presentation!
To reserve your spot, please RSVP by clicking "Register" at the top right of this page. A Zoom link will be sent to you upon registration.
Thank you for all of your ongoing support of our Texas-sized user group, with over 900 members! Looking forward to seeing you at the meeting!
@Deanna and the DFW Alteryx User Group Leadership Team
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Hi everyone - our last event was a great time, thanks to all who joined! Our next one will be an informal coffee get together on Wednesday, December 4th from 1-3pm at the Aon Center in the new Intelligentsia Coffee Lounge (3rd floor). Coffee will be provided for free (from 1-2pm). Register today to save your spot, as space is limited to 30 people.
To access the building, please provide your name and ID to one of the two front desks at Aon Center (200 E Randolph St) and they will give you a day pass. There is a front desk in the south-facing lobby and another in the north-facing entrance. Then after swiping in, take the elevators from the ground floor up to the 3rd floor and walk to the East wing which is where the coffee lounge is (there are also 2 receptionists there).
We hope you can attend,
Chicago User Group Leaders
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