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December 7, 2024 37 mins

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In this episode of Pushing the Envelope, host James Gilman is joined by Andy Murphy, a seasoned software engineer turned entrepreneur. 

They delve into business intelligence (BI), analytics, and how data-driven decision-making can transform organizations. 

Andy shares his journey, experiences, and insights, offering valuable takeaways for both tech-savvy and business-minded listeners.


  • The Journey to Software and Business Intelligence

Andy recounts his early fascination with technology, influenced by his family and early exposure to computers. 

His career began with a focus on coding but evolved into BI and problem-solving for businesses. 

He highlights how working outside traditional engineering roles provided unique opportunities to solve real-world challenges.

  • Bridging the Gap Between Data and Decisions

Andy explains the common problem businesses face with siloed data and discusses how BI tools like Tableau and Power BI help centralize and visualize information. 

He emphasizes the importance of actionable insights over flashy dashboards to empower teams.

  • Starting a Business with Integrity

Andy shares the story of founding Integrity Data Insights. 

He highlights the value of authenticity and building trust in client relationships, noting that these qualities often drive long-term success more than technical expertise alone.

  • The Power of Small Wins

Drawing on his consulting experience, Andy advises businesses to start small with clear, actionable goals. 

He discusses how focusing on incremental improvements can build momentum and demonstrate value to stakeholders, making it easier to secure buy-in for larger initiatives.

  • AI and the Modern Decision-Making Landscape

Andy and James discuss the impact of AI on the "answer economy," where businesses can now get immediate answers to complex questions. 

Andy stresses the need for human oversight to ensure these technologies align with business goals and maintain data integrity.


This conversation with Andy Murphy showcases how a thoughtful approach to technology and data can help organizations evolve. 

From navigating personal career transitions to helping companies embrace BI and analytics, Andy provides practical advice for anyone looking to make data-driven decisions. 

His emphasis on authenticity, small wins, and actionable insights resonates in today’s fast-paced, tech-driven business world.

Remember, keep learning, thriving and pushing the envelope!

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