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We provide data services, including data cleaning, to businesses and organizations in all state of Nevada cities. With over 34 years of experience in the database business and data services industry, Northwest Database Services can solve your specific database needs with top-quality service and affordable prices. Contact us at (360)841-8168 so we can discuss your data services project and then plan a data project that will meet or exceed your requirements.
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Yes, we do offer our data services and data cleaning, data cleansing, and data scrubbing in all Nevada cities.
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Northwest Database Services is a full-spectrum data service that has been performing data migration, data scrubbing, data cleaning, and de-duping data services for databases and mailing lists, for over 34 years. NW Database Services provides data services to all businesses, organizations, and agencies in the state of Nevada
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Here Are Some Must-Read Quotes About Data
“Data is like garbage. Before you get it, you need to know what you’re going to do with it.”
Mark Twain
While it’s possible to gather a lot of data, Mr. Twain states that unless there is a plan to use the data, it will not be very useful. Analysts will often have a specific question or challenge that they are trying to solve before they begin data collection. They determine the type of data and source it based on their goals. Data collection without a clear purpose? Garbage!
“We forget too often that genius also depends on data, so even Archimedes couldn’t have invented Edison’s inventions.”
Ernest Dimnet, priestess, writer, and lecturer
This is especially true in today’s business environment. Businesses that don’t make use of their data will fall behind in a world where data-driven businesses consistently outperform their competition. Ernest Dimnet said that our potential for growth, innovation, and problem-solving is limited by the data we have. Our success is limited without data.
“We are surrounded with data but starved of insights.”
Jay Baer, Marketing and Customer Experience Expert
Data is everywhere. However, we don’t necessarily know how to interpret it. One study showed that untapped data is costing businesses $5.2 million annually. Jay Baer states that data is definitely there, but not everyone is using it. This highlights the need for data scientists and data analysts who are skilled in handling large amounts of data, and how to make it work in particular business contexts.
“Companies are blind and deaf without big data analytics. They wander out onto the internet like deer on a freeway.
Geoffrey Moore is a management consultant and the author of Crossing the Chasm.
Geoffrey Moore has proven it many times: Data is essential for making business decisions. Data analytics can help you see past trends and predict future ones. Your industry will be more competitive if you take advantage of the insights that your data provides and then act on them. This applies to all industries.
“Data analytics is the future. The future is now! Every click, every keyboard press, swipe, and tap can be used to influence business decisions. Data is everything these days. Data is information and data is power.”
Radi, Data Analyst at CENTOGENE
Radi is a data analyst in the medical sector and knows firsthand how important data analytics can make. Radi is very excited about the future and, as the quote shows, it’s not hard to see why. Data is everywhere and those who can handle it are in a strong position.
Material for this article originally appeared on Career Foundry.
Data Services From NW Database Services
Our data services that include data cleaning, data cleansing, and data scrubbing, data deduplication, are all based on the database normalization concept from Edgar Cobb. We have the experience and skills to properly complete your data repair project, getting rid of corrupt data. Contact us at (360)841-8168 for a complimentary consultation so we can determine what data services you require.
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About Nevada
Nevada Information
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Nevada is located in the Western United States. It borders Oregon to its northwest, Idaho to northeast, California to west, Arizona to southeast, Utah to east, and California to the west. Nevada is the 7th largest state, 32nd most populous and 9th least densely populated. Clark County is home to nearly three quarters of Nevada’s residents. It includes the Las Vegas-Paradise metro area and three of the four largest incorporated cities. Carson City is Nevada’s capital. Las Vegas is the capital of the state.
History
Nevada was the 36th state in Union eight days before the 1864 presidential election. However, it did not have the minimum of 60,000 residents that Congress usually requires a state to be in order to be considered a state. The population of Nevada was less than 10,000 at the time. Governor Nye was disappointed that previous attempts at sending the constitution by overland mail or by sea had failed by Oct 24, so the entire text was sent by Telegraph on October 26, at a cost $4,303.27. This was the most expensive telegraph available at the time, equivalent to $74,556.44 by 2021. Washington finally replied on October 31, 1864 with the following: “The pain is over, Nevada is born, and the Union is now admitted.” To ensure Abraham Lincoln’s reelection on Nov. 8, and post-Civil War Republican dominance at Congress, the date for statehood was moved to October 31. Nevada’s mining-based economy was tied to the more industrialized Union. However, Lincoln and the Republicans won easily and didn’t need Nevada’s support.
Major Cities & Towns
Nevada is divided into five political jurisdictions known as counties. Officially, Carson City functions as both an urban and a rural municipality. There were 17 counties in California as of 1919. They covered 146 to 18,159 square mile (380 to 47.030 km2).
Lake County, one the nine original counties, was established in 1861. It was renamed Roop County by 1862. In 1864, part of the county was incorporated into Lassen County, California to resolve border uncertainty. Washoe County annexed Nevada’s portion in 1883.
1969 saw the dissolution of Ormsby County. The Legislature created the Consolidated Municipality of Carson City in its place, coterminous with the boundaries of Ormsby County.
Climate
Nevada is the most dry state in the United States. The state is mostly composed of desert and semi-arid climate areas. With the exception of the Las Vegas Valley and the southern part of the state, the average daily summer temperature range in Nevada is 40 degrees (22 degrees C) The winters in northern Nevada can be quite long and cold. However, the mild winters in the south tend to be shorter and more pleasant. The majority of Nevada gets very little precipitation throughout the year. The Sierra Nevada’s northeast and east slopes receive the most rainfall.
Population
According to the United States Census Bureau, Nevada’s population was 3,104 614 at 2020 U.S. Census. The estimated population of Nevada in 2021 was 3,143,991, an increase by 39,377 residents (1.27%) since the 2020 census. From 2017-2018, Nevada saw the greatest percentage increase in its population. The 2020 census showed that 6.0% of Nevada’s population was under 5. 22.5% were below 18, 16.1% were 65 years old, and 16.1% were over 65. About 49.8% of the population was female.
Economy
Nevada’s economy is based on tourism (especially gambling-related), mining, cattle ranching, and tourism. Nevada’s industries include tourism, entertainment and mining. They also produce machinery, printing, publishing, food processing and electrical equipment. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Nevada’s 2018 total state product was $170 billion. In 2020, the state’s per-capita personal income was $53,635, which ranks 31st among all 50 states. The state’s 2012 debt was $7.5 billion or $3,100 for each taxpayer. The state’s unemployment rate was 7.8% as of May 2021.
Material for information about Nevada first appeared in Wikipedia