Datopian, Open Data and Climate Change
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April 7, 2020 by Audrey Lobo-Pulo, Gift Egwuenu Energinet is preparing for a new future of renewable energy using integrated open energy data on a CKAN platform in collaboration with Datopian. # “What we like about Datopian is that they just know what needs to be done. They understand our needs and we have a […]
March 24, 2020 by Audrey Lobo-Pulo and Gift Egwuenu In this article, we share our tips (and traps to avoid!) on working seamlessly in a remote-working setup. While many governments and organisations are suddenly facing new challenges in transitioning to working remotely, we at Datopian[1] have always been a remote-first organisation. Working remotely might be […]
March 20, 2020 by Gift Egwuenu Hi there, My name is Gift Egwuenu and I’m super excited to share I joined Datopian as a Frontend Developer and Developer Evangelist! 🎉 Frictionless Data is an open-source toolkit that brings simplicity and grace to the data experience. We want every Data Engineer or Data Scientist to know […]
March 19, 2020 by Paul Walsh We know many people and organizations around the world are experiencing challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We wanted to reach out to our partners and clients to assure you of Datopian’s work capacity and business continuity – as a remote-first organization we are fortunate to be well structured […]
December 18, 2019 by Paul Walsh 2019 has been a great year at Datopian, and we wanted to take this opportunity to share with our clients, partners, and the wider community some reflections on the year past, and thoughts on 2020. # 2019 in review # Leadership After a change of management in Q4 2018, […]
March 1, 2019 by Paul Walsh Effective today, we are renaming Viderum to Datopian. All viderum.com related services (including email) will continue to work as normal, and we will roll out the rebrand across all our web properties and services over the coming month. The rebrand to Datopian is a simple rebranding of our trading […]
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Once Upon a Time in Data Land
November 23, 2018 by Rufus Pollock Once upon a time, more and more organizations (enterprises, governments, NGOs) had more and more data from more and more sources (internal and external). They knew/felt that it must be valuable if only they could work out how to extract value – find the relevant data, integrate it reliably, […]