Sun Tzu once said something like “if you know your enemy and you know yourself, you will win every battle”. I would like to paraphrase…if you know your data and if you know how to use it you will have successful data projects every time. Here is the rub…healthcare data is notoriously “dirty” and relatively […]
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Mental Model Lately, I have been studying about “Mental Models” help us “lump” complex ideas and details into handy nuggets of actionable information. Charlie Munger once said “… you can’t really know anything if you just remember isolated facts and try and bang ’em back. If the facts don’t hang together on a latticework of
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A review of the book Scaling Up Excellence: Getting To More Without Settling For Less written by Robert Sutton and Huggy Rao Many organizations are realizing the importance of a good analytics group within their own organization. The problem is how to does an organization that doesn’t specialize in analytics scale up their analytic functions? Many managers
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Over my two decades of experience, I have seen many different things and experienced many different types of people and organizations. But in the world of analytics…I have noticed that most of my customers…most of my data consumers exhibit some sort of “learned helplessness”. This learned helplessness leads to employee disengagement which leads to poor
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I have said that my mission is to help you “Be Better At BI”. I use these Five Data Rights to help me accomplish this mission.
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