Can you solve the Productivity Puzzle for Analytics teams?
Can Analytics teams be more productive? That’s the Productivity Puzzle facing many Data & Analytics leaders. Guest blogger Harry Powell shares his solution.
Tag: softer skills
What tools are in a good analyst toolbox? (part 2 = people skills)
What else does a good analyst toolbox need as well as the right software and resources? Guest blogger Martin Squires highlights the need for 4 People Skills
Great leaders learn from their failure – they don’t dwell on it
Guest blogger, Kevin Watson, shares tips on how to learn from failure. Great leaders learn from failures, but don’t beat themselves up about it.
Setting yourself specific goals, as an Insight Leader, for 2020
Happy New Year, it’s time to decide what your annual specific goals will be. For the last couple of years, I’ve shared a post recommending […]
The most important skills for Data Scientists in businesses
Which are the most important skills, needed by analysts or data scientists? It’s an interesting question to ponder. It is tempting to fall back on […]
Data Scientists 2.0, you’ve heard the case, now what can you do about it?
Following on from guest blogger Michael Young’s first post on Data Scientists 2.0, this one shares next steps. MBN chairman, Paul Forrest, builds on what […]
Tips from passionate Data Insight Leaders in Barcelona
Attending the 2016 Data Insight Leaders Summit in Barcelona proved to be a very wise decision. Unlike so many buzzword-focussed events, this one actually did […]
Colliding with a big conversation about Data Science
Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending Scotland’s first “collider” event for Data Science. Data Talent Scotland brought together over 400 from the worlds of […]
Are softer skills for analysts being neglected?
Are you neglecting the development of softer skills in your analysts? Talking to Customer Insight Leaders recently, including at the very pleasant DataIQ Talent Awards, […]
Why you need your analysts to be storytellers and how to develop them
Explaining the benefits of analysts or data scientists being good storytellers. How this structures their findings & communicates more effectively.