Joe Thompson | Data Done Right

Urban Analytics

Urban Analytics is an end-to-end suite of technology solutions that I build that are specifically selected to support the needs of the AEC and Real Estate industries. It involves a cross-functional skill set involving Data Architecture, Data Engineering, Software Development, Devops and Customer Support combined with a deep understanding of the industry.

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Background

I was formally educated in Urban Planning and quickly transitioned into technology with a focus on data and got some data certifications along the way. I use this background to blend the strategic with the technology.

20 Years Experience

I have been working with data for 20 years. About 15 years ago I adding coding as well.

80 + Projects

Involving Urban Planning, GIS, Web and Cloud App Development, Database Design and Data Engineering.

100K+ People Helped

Technology I have developed has been used in excess of 100k times. It has helped a lot of people in a variety of ways.

Enterprise Data

The technology and the data that powers your organization works best when it utilizes Enterprise Data Management that looks at data and systems at a company wide level, not at an individual product level. This blends both business and technology and I have a background in strategic planning and mix that with years of building technology to get results.

Data Strategy

A good data strategy is more business than technical and considers standards, quality, governance and the like to have a strong framework that supports everything else downstream.

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Data Engineering

Based upon a strong data strategy, backend data systems and infrastructure are built and managed to power technology products.

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Technology Development

I build easy to use technology products powered by robust data engineering.

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Explore Topics

Building data systems in an organization is like building a master planning community. There are lots of common and shared elements and it works better when planned together. Each system is individual. However, it is always part of a larger community. Everything system involves at least 3 of these topics and has something that is both upstream and downstream.