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\title{Hi everyone, I'm Santiago Ortiz. I lead Moebio Labs, where we constantly
experiment with data and interaction; our aim is to create tools that
connect Big Data and Cognition. Ask Me Anything!}



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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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Santiago Ortiz is a mathematician, data scientist, information
visualization researcher and developer. He uses his background in
mathematics and complexity sciences to push the boundaries of
information visualization and data based storytelling. In 2005 he
co-founded Bestiario (Barcelona), the first company in Europe devoted to
information visualization. He currently leads Moebio Labs. Moebio Labs
is a team of data scientists, data visualization developers and
designers. We develop advanced interactive visualization projects that
connect with huge data sets. Our methodology and projects are designed
to get deep insight from data in collaboration with the client, solve
real problems and answer strategic questions. We work for clients around
the world. To see my work check Moebio.com --- there is a navigation
widget on the bottom left. These are my projects from the past 3 years.
I recommend seeing Lostalgic and Twitter using Twitter. Now Moebio is a
team, and we are delivering similar interactive experiences as in these
experimental projects, except that: data is real (with people in
companies as opposed to people in islands), we aim to align with
companies' strategies and goals, and we are infusing predictive modeling
into the visualizations. It's not only that we visualize prediction
model results, but that the visualizations allow users to modify and
tune the models. Our goal is to help companies becoming
collaborative-data-driven. We're about to open the Moebio framework, a
JS framework for data wrangling, exploration and visualization (working
hand in hand with Bocoup on this). We're also close to start sharing
Lichen (mail subscription), our modular environment, in which data
projects (wrangling, modeling, analysis, visualizations) can be built in
seconds, even by non-developers\ldots{} and developers can add their own
technology-agnostic modules. Here's proof that it's me. I'm here to talk
about managing teams of data scientists, working with big data,
predictive modeling, or anything else. Ask Me Anything! Today,
coinciding with this AMA, we are releasing the free open source version
of the Moebio Framework. Ask Me Anything about this as well! Thanks
everyone for the clever questions, It was very interesting and fun!
Always happy to continue conversations via twitter:
https://twitter.com/moebio%
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