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Do your analysts have the permission to ask the why behind the what?

Aryng

We worked through the example of the food delivery […] The post Do your analysts have the permission to ask the why behind the what? We worked through the example of the food delivery […] The post Do your analysts have the permission to ask the why behind the what?

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A Guide to Building Better Data Products

Juice Analytics

Along the way, we’ve learned a lot about what works and doesn’t. In this series I’ll take you through what you need to know to design, build, launch, sell and support a data product. Take the Academic Insights data product we designed and built for US News and World Report as an example of finding this intersection. (1)

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Generative AI in the Enterprise

O'Reilly on Data

A few have even tried out Bard or Claude, or run LLaMA 1 on their laptop. What’s the reality? We wanted to find out what people are actually doing, so in September we surveyed O’Reilly’s users. 26% have been working with AI for under a year. But 18% already have applications in production.

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Robust Experimentation and Testing | Reasons for Failure!

Occam's Razor

Since you're reading a blog on advanced analytics, I'm going to assume that you have been exposed to the magical and amazing awesomeness of experimentation and testing. People have become Gurus hawking it. What does a robust experimentation program contain? It truly is the bee's knees. Wah wah wah waaah.

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The Artificial Intelligence Opportunity: A Camel to Cars Moment

Occam's Razor

Over the last couple years, I’ve spent an increasing amount of time diving into the possibilities Deep Learning (DL) offers in terms of what we can do with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Some of these possibilities have already been realized (more on this later in the post). Why is this not yet another programmatic moment.

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Smart Dashboard Modules: Insightful Dimensions And Best Metrics

Occam's Razor

My reply was that attribution modeling might not be present in a physical manner, but that it should be there below the surface to ensure our executives have a smarter understanding of a channel's true contribution. The post also shares a total of seven complete modules to your digital analytics dashboards.

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Connecting Your ERP to Excel: Why and How

Jet Global

Perhaps most importantly, built-in reports do not easily lend themselves to analysis. They need to be able to quickly find the answers to questions that might never have been asked before. Otherwise, analysts are working with old data, and they cannot get an accurate picture of what is happening in business right now.

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