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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 6

Domino Data Lab

We’ll unpack curiosity as a core attribute of effective data science, look at how that informs process for data science (in contrast to Agile, etc.), and dig into details about where science meets rhetoric in data science. That body of work has much to offer the practice of leading data science teams.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 9

Domino Data Lab

The lens of reductionism and an overemphasis on engineering becomes an Achilles heel for data science work. Instead, consider a “full stack” tracing from the point of data collection all the way out through inference. Keep in mind that data science is fundamentally interdisciplinary. Let’s look through some antidotes.

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Dear Avinash: Attribution Modeling, Org Culture, Deeper Analysis

Occam's Razor

Bjoern Sjut3: My main issue at the moment: How will multi-channel funnels and ROI calculations work in a multi device world? If your wish in the second part is to track effectiveness of advertising ( how to determine ROI ) then please see this post: Measuring Incrementality: Controlled Experiments to the Rescue! That is the solution.

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10 Fundamental Web Analytics Truths: Embrace 'Em & Win Big

Occam's Razor

Having two tools guarantees you are going to be data collection, data processing and data reconciliation organization. It is possible that you'll be the exception and build the first clickstream data warehouse where you'll deliver positive ROI (against the Total Cost of Ownership ). Likely not.

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Best Web Analytics 2.0 Tools: Quantitative, Qualitative, Life Saving!

Occam's Razor

As defined in my second book Web Analytics 2.0 the analysis of qualitative and quantitative data from your website and the competition, 2. For more on why I recommend this specific order please see my second book, Web Analytics 2.0 , which many of you already have. Experimentation and Testing Tools [The "Why" – Part 1].

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