Adopting a healthy scepticism of thinking fast with data
Tony Boobier shares lessons from “Thinking Fast & Slow” for the challenge of what mindset is needed by analysts & those interpreting data.
Tag: predictive analytics
March 10, 2021
Prescriptive Analytics and why it matters for improved CX
Returning to the theme of applications of analytics, I’m delighted to shift our focus to prescriptive analytics. Whether you recall the heydays of CRM & […]
Real-Time Analytics – what a conversation starter
Following on from a great conversation last year, I was again asked to chair a table at the 2018 DataIQ “Discussion”. Instead of Customer Insight […]
Data Science programming languages: (3) Resources for Julia
As promised, I’m returning to our series covering data science programming languages, this time-sharing resources for Julia. (Plus I now include a link to JuliaCon […]
Which trends for 2017 should data & analytics leaders consider?
Despite the warnings from Tony, I am going to risk sharing viewpoints on trends for 2017 (this time in the world of data & analytics). However, […]
Why Mr Claus wants Big Data Analytics for Christmas
A guest blog post from Hannah Evans. The story of why Mr Claus wants Big Data Analytics & how this helps the biggest toymaker in the world.
How is insight being used in the news?
Many of you appear to be appreciating more sharing from other relevant blogs & publications. So, here’s another curation of recent insight stories published in the […]
What did you think about after your wedding?
Enjoying the emotions of the event of my second son’s wedding, last Saturday, was the highlight of our family’s year. After the drama of the […]
Poll: Which Analytics Software?
“We use R” is a comment I used to only hear from recent graduates or some analysts working in the public sector. Both these sectors […]