We help teams who rely on data to capture clean, consistent analytics they can trust.
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We’re extremely excited to announce that Iteratively is joining @Amplitude_HQ 🎉🎉 In Amplitude we see an ally in the pursuit to solve the acute pain points around data quality and we couldn’t be more thrilled about this next chapter of Iteratively 🚀 buff.ly/3hlOYEO
Iteratively is part of @Amplitude_HQ – now what's next for us? Join the live Q&A tomorrow where Ondrej & Patrick will share more about their strategic vision together with Amplitude: info.amplitude.com/amplitude…
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Data quality is the largest blocker to successfully using Product Analytics. I'm excited to announce we've acquired Iteratively to help all Amplitude customers with data governance and quality. techcrunch.com/2021/05/12/am… Welcome @iteratively @patrickt010 @ondrej421 to Amplitude!
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“As we spoke to our customers, we consistently heard from them the importance of proactively and continuously increasing the quality of data." Our own @justinjbauer shares more on our acquisition of @iteratively. Read it in @TechCrunch @fredericl
We're super excited too 💙 Thank you for the warm welcome!
Data is only useful if you can trust it. We’re excited to announce the acquisition of @iteratively, a data planning solution that eliminates human error during analytics instrumentation. Read more and give a warm welcome to our newest #Ampliteers 🎉 bit.ly/3eHmOSK
We enjoyed this too. Great inspiration for data-led startups to get up and running quickly!
Check out this nice write-up on their product-led growth stack from our customer Jonathan Sanders from Juni - linkedin.com/pulse/no-code-d…
This is a must read from @emilieschario and @tamurphy on why you should run your data team like a product team (and avoid the death spiral of becoming/remaining a reactive services team): buff.ly/3grtCVZ 👏 👏 👏
We can't wait for this to go live 🤩
🤩 LIVE on April 22nd:
@dataledpodcast: #WebAnalytics vs. #ProductAnalytics,
And The Data That Powers Them
🌟 Ft. special guest, Patrick Thompson, Co-Founder of @iteratively 🌟
Catch the latest episode here:
bit.ly/3svDPD0
#datacollectiontool #customerdata
Totally! @RudderStack + Iteratively = 🚀
Hi @ezramechaber, a few notes from RudderStack the team 😎:
- RudderStack + @iteratively = power combo
- RudderStack pipelines are bi-directional (we support Reverse ETL)
Thanks for the getting this convo started!
Missing tracking? Fail the build ⛔️Here's our take on how you can make event tracking a more integrated part of your release process: buff.ly/3cyHbPH
Lots of great speakers at this one 👀
Today is the beginning of our week-long Operational Analytics Conf 🎉
First session is at 6pm PT and we will discuss the next generation of data w/
🔎 Barr Mosses - @montecarlodata
🚀 @martin_casado - A16Z
🎢 @frasergeorgew - @Fivetran
Add to your cal hubs.la/H0K_1DX0
We really enjoyed this interview with @episod from @SlackHQ. Full of learnings we can adopt here at Iteratively 🤩
🚨 Today we're thrilled to introduce a new content series: Masters of Product Change!
And what better way to kick off this series than with 10 question for @episod, the Director of Developer Relations Education at @SlackHQ?! 🚀
launchnotes.com/blog/masters…
@SlackAPI #launchawesome
It's official, we're SOC 2 compliant 🔒⚡️You can read more about what this means for you on our blog: buff.ly/2Q5hSNE. And thanks to @DrataHQ for guiding us along the way 🙏
Want to get started with #PLG but drowning in an ocean of tools? Here's a look inside our PLG stack and some thoughts on what has worked for us so far: buff.ly/2Q68lpq
If you have 15 minutes to spare and a ☕️, this is a great read by @getcensus buff.ly/3wIjEoW
Who owns the tracking plan in your company?
Here's what we found from speaking to more than 400 data and product teams (a thread):
👩💻 PMs should be the main driver and ensure analytics tracking is part of every feature release. Depending on your team size, this could be one or more product managers or a dedicated product analyst. They should be held accountable for tracking as a part of their role and OKRs.
👀 Check out our blog post for more on this topic so you can avoid this: buff.ly/3bRBYSP
