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May Community Digest
Quantexa Community, Here's your monthly download: a roundup of announcements, updates, and resources you don't want to miss. Public content: ⚡️How We Help Customers Achieve Outcomes through Technology - Blog 🎥 Entity Resolution as the Secret Ingredient to transforming risk and compliance with Perpetual KYC - Fireside Chat 🎥 Financial Crime User Group - check out the Trade Finance control framework - Video Q&A 📢 Quantexa Alliances Wins - Three Women of the Channel Inductees! - Announcement 📢 Ministerial Visit | Baroness Neville-Rolfe Visits Quantexa - Announcement 📚️ How to raise a good support request - Blog 📅 Quantexa at Microsoft Envision Denmark - Event Customers & partners (log in required): ✔️ How to hide the checkbox for Entity Search? - Q&A ✔️ Why is = Must Match Term on Transaction explorer Case Sensitive? - Q&A ✔️ 2.1 Version Core Resolver - Q&A 📚️ Deprecation of Scoring Framework 1 - Best practice blog 💡 Delta format instead of Parquet file for data lake on Azure support - Idea 💡 Delete button for investigation List - Idea Community quick links: 💡 Submit and vote for Ideas in our Ideas Portal 🗣️ Join our User Research Program 📚️ Browse blogs, articles and guides in our Community Library If you would like to stop receiving the Quantexa Community monthly digest, please reply to this email with the word "Unsubscribe". New to the Community? Check out our welcome post for helpful tips 😊Project Documentation to support you in upgrading Quantexa in a self-sufficient way
One of Quantexa's priorities with customers, is to empower you, as our customer, to use our platform with your data, in the most self-sufficient manner as possible. To support our goal of self-sufficiency, our Documentation team has been working diligently to outline the specific requirements for upgrades, helping you to prioritise your needs which could include: Which functionality update would help bring value to your specific use-case? How would the functionality help bring value across various use-cases? Are there any further technical or architectural requirements to consider when planning functional upgrades? How will these upgrades help with your end-user experience, or; Further the technical improvements of the platform? Where can you find this information? 📚️ As the Product Upgrade Releases are announced, the information available on the Documentation site explains the functional and non-functional updates, how they work, and how to implement the upgrades. As a Quantexa customer, you will be able to access information around best practices to follow when upgrading your version of the Quantexa Platform on our Documentation site. In this section you will find guidance around Performing upgrades, Maintaining upgradable Quantexa implementations and Ongoing development during upgrades. Additionally, you can subscribe to notifications to stay up to date with the latest releases by following our Release Announcements Topic on the Quantexa Community or reach out to your Customer Success manager to set up a meeting with the required team members. Quantexa can demonstrate the functional updates and discuss the benefits and effort requirements in order to help you plan out your platform roadmap, for your current needs or those you may have in the future. We are here to support you in any way you need. 💬 Do you have any questions our thoughts around scaling/upgrades that you would like to discuss with other Quantexa customers and experts? Ask your question on the Quantexa platform Topic.April Community Digest
Quantexa Community, Here's your monthly download: a roundup of announcements, updates, and resources you don't want to miss. Public content: ⚡️ Quantexa is Google Marketplace Accredited! - Announcement 👋 Join a Specialist User Group for Industry & Solution Focused Discussions 💬 To use a Graph DB or not? - Data management group discussion 💬 List of Academy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Discussion 📚️ Introduction to Quantexa Education Services and the Quantexa Academy - Blog 📚️ A day in the life of...a Solution Success Manager - Blog 📅 Hear us at SIFMA. Contextual Monitoring & Investigations: Data-Driven Insights - Event Customers & partners (log in required): ✔️ Can we create same compound using different fields in Quantexa 2.0.1 using fusion? - Q&A ✔️Enabling MFA - Q&A ✔️ scala.Nothing error when trying to read task information from existing task list - Q&A 📚️ End-To-End Testing Approach for Detection Pipelines - Platform documentation blog 📚️ Scorecard Tuning - Best practice & strategy blog 💡 Kafka Graphscript Application Deployment on Kubernetes - Idea 💡 Make entity lab available for grouped nodes if there is only one entity type in the group - Idea Community quick links: 💡 Submit and vote for Ideas in our Ideas Portal 🗣️ Join our User Research Program 📚️ Browse blogs, articles and guides in our Community Library If you would like to stop receiving the Quantexa Community monthly digest, please reply to this email with the word "Unsubscribe". New to the Community? Check out our welcome post for helpful tips 😊March Community Digest
Quantexa Community, Here's your monthly download: a roundup of announcements, updates, and resources you don't want to miss. Public content: ️ ER Accelerate – a low-code and UI-driven approach to Quantexa’s Entity resolution - Interview with our Chief Technology Officer 💬 Scoring Academy Pilot - Meet Johnathan, a recent graduate! - Discussion 💬 Core concepts of The Quantexa Platform - Discussion 📚️ A day in the life of... an Information Security Analyst - Blog 🏆️ Quantexa Community awarded Best Community Design award! - Announcement 📅 Preventing First Party Lending Fraud Using Data - Event Customers & partners (log in required): ✔️ Nested Array fields not working in LA Advanced Search filters - Q&A ✔️ UI- Print View leading to a stackoverflow - Q&A ✔️ Perspectives - node grouping rules having issue - Q&A 📚️ Predicting Risk through Network Shape - Technical Blog 📚️ Best Practice For Validating Entity Resolution - Best practice & strategy blog 💡 Improvements for Kafka Graphscript Application - Idea 💡 Add new zoom/highlight button to results in Investigation Scoring Cards - Idea Community quick links: 💡 Submit and vote for Ideas in our Ideas Portal 🗣️ Join our User Research Program 📚️ Browse blogs, articles and guides in our Community Library If you would like to stop receiving the Quantexa Community monthly digest, please reply to this email with the word "Unsubscribe". New to the Community? Check out our welcome post for helpful tips 😊🎓️ Scoring Academy Pilot - Meet Johnathan, a recent graduate! 🎓️
We recently shared with you the experience of one of the first students who recently graduated in the new Quantexa Scoring Academy pilot, aimed at data engineers and data scientists to get a broad overview of our Assess scoring framework. The Scoring Academy will see the light in April 2023, delivered by our LMS and providing virtual desktops to get hands on experience. When enrolling the upcoming Scoring Academy, students will learn how to set up scoring pipelines, write different types of scores, develop unit tests & interrogate generated scoring data. While we wait for the launch of the exciting Scoring Academy, we have had the opportunity to talk to another of the students who participated in the pilot and successfully graduated. Today, we want to share with you the conversation we had with @JohnathanJacobs , Data Engineer at NextWave Infinium. Keep reading below to find more about Johnathan's experience and what to expect in the future Scoring Academy. 1. Please let us know a bit about yourself and your professional background. Any fun fact you would like to share? 😊 I have over 6 years of experience in bank consulting in the data space. I have worked in Regulatory Reporting, Anti-Money Laundering, Client Due Diligence, and Data Warehousing. Professionally, I have primarily worked with SAS, PL/SQL, and Scala – though most of my personal projects are in C++. My passion for programming started with developing mods for games I liked when I was about 13, which accounts for the fact that I do hobby game development in my free time. 2. What do you enjoy most in your role? As a consultant I get to be involved in a wide variety of clients and projects, which means that I’m always learning. It’s exciting to always be in the position to have the opportunity to learn, and to share my own knowledge. 3. Tell us about your Quantexa journey so far. I have completed both the Quantexa Data Engineer academy, as well as the Scoring Engineer Academy pilot; in about 7 and 3 weeks (respectively). 4. You recently graduated on the Quantexa’s Scoring Academy pilot. Congratulations! Could you describe your experience on the Quantexa Academy in three words? - Exciting - Tough - Rewarding 5. How did you find the Scoring Academy pilot? What did you enjoy most during your time as a learner? I found it interesting. It was an exciting mix of practical and theoretical knowledge that allowed me to “stretch my legs” mentally. 6. Is there anything you would like to have seen more of within the Scoring Academy pilot or any improvements that could be made? - I feel that the theory test could be refined. Questions are in general vague in comparison to the specific answers required. - There were a few pieces of esoteric configuration strings that were not present in the learning material. It would be greatly advantageous if they were mentioned, as they were needed. 7. How do you envision putting your Scoring knowledge into practice? Any projects that come to mind? Currently, my main aim is to share the scoring knowledge that I have gained. I have colleagues who are implementing scores on various projects who don’t currently have the time to go through the Scoring Academy pilot. With the knowledge from the academy, and their experience, we can work together to gain a deeper understanding and improve implementations. 8. Do you have any advice for future Quantexa Academy learners? Quantexa is a complex platform that takes time to learn. Don’t get hung up on trying to understand everything all at once, the key is to incrementally learn and understand. 9. Is there anything in particular you would like to see on the Quantexa Academy that’s not available at the moment? There is a module that goes over Event Scores, though only in theory. While I can understand the content might be too similar, I believe that the additional practice of implementing it would be worthwhile. 10. Have you heard about the new Quantexa Community and do you think it will become a valuable resource in your day to day? Yes, the new Quantexa Community is quite the step up from the Slack support channel that we relied on. Although the feedback might not feel as immediate, the additional search and discovery features over slack make it a much better platform for learning and sharing knowledge. Do you have any questions or comments around the future Scoring Academy? Would you like to enroll when available? Just let us know in the comments below 😊🎓️ Scoring Academy Pilot - Meet George, a recent graduate! 🎓️
Quantexa's Academy team has been hard at work with our recent Scoring Academy Pilot, aimed at data engineers and data scientists to get a broad overview of our Assess scoring framework. The three months Scoring Academy pilot has seen over 10 students and has been an invaluable opportunity for our Academy team to test out this brand new program, gain useful feedback and make small adjustments where necessary before full launch. The Scoring Academy will see the light in April 2023, delivered by our LMS and providing virtual desktops to get hands on experience. When enrolling the upcoming Scoring Academy, students will learn how to set up scoring pipelines, write different types of scores, develop unit tests & interrogate generated scoring data. While we wait for the launch of the exciting Scoring Academy, we have had the opportunity to talk to a couple of the students who participated in the pilot and successfully graduated. Today, we want to share with you the conversation we had with @George_van_Rensburg, Data Engineer at NextWave Infinium. Keep reading below to find more about George's experience and what to expect in the future Scoring Academy. 1. Please let us know a bit about yourself and your professional background. Any fun fact you would like to share? 😊 Professionally I would classify myself as a Software Developer / Data Engineer. I started my career as a developer at a bank in South Africa. It mostly consisted of work on a legacy system, but I did get some exposure to Big Data while I was there. After that I moved into the consulting space working for a client in the UK. The role involved a lot of Data Engineering and working with Big Data while utilising PySpark. I decided to emigrate to the Netherlands and that’s how I joined Infinium. 2. What do you enjoy most in your role? Being challenged daily and the problem-solving that’s required. 3. Tell us about your Quantexa journey so far. I haven’t been on a Quantexa project yet, but I’ve completed both the Data Engineer Academy and Scoring pilot since I joined Infinium in July 2022. 4. You recently graduated on the Quantexa’s Scoring Academy pilot. Congratulations! Could you describe your experience on the Quantexa Academy in three words? - Challenging - Fulfilling - Interesting 5. How did you find the Scoring Academy pilot? What did you enjoy most during your time as a learner? I enjoyed it. It was nice to delve deep into scoring as I felt it was more of a quick overview in the Data Engineer academy. 6. Is there anything you would like to have seen more of within the Scoring Academy pilot or any improvements that could be made? - Additional mentions of the configuration settings - General revision of the test questions, sometimes ambiguous due to the language used - An event score task included 7. How do you envision putting your Scoring knowledge into practice? Any projects that come to mind? My colleagues have been tasked with creating several scores on a project. Thus, it will be extremely beneficial to share what we’ve learned on the Scoring Academy pilot with them and implement it in future projects. 8. Do you have any advice for future Quantexa Academy learners? Don’t expect everything to make sense at the start. Some things will become a lot clearer when you can see the whole picture. 9. Have you heard about the new Quantexa Community and do you think it will become a valuable resource in your day to day? Yes. Slack was a great resource, but limited due to 6 months of history and a not-so-great search function. Questions and answers are also better organised, which is very helpful. Do you have any questions or comments around the future Scoring Academy? Would you like to enroll when available? Just let us know in the comments below 😊
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