Bill Schmarzo

Figure 1: The Art of Thinking Like a Data Scientist I love teaching because the onus is on me to clearly and concisely communicate my… Read More »Homework Assignment: Create a COVID19 At-Risk Score

My recent journeys have brought me before both technology vendors and technology customers, and interestingly enough, both are asking the same question: “How do we… Read More »Unleashing the Business Value of Technology Part 1: Framing the Challenge

Figure 1: “Data Science Roadmap 2021” by FreeCodeCamp The “Data Science Learning Roadmap for 2021” in Figure 1 created by FreeCodeCamp does a great job… Read More »Data Science 2.0: From Analytic Outputs to Business Outcomes

What if I told you that companies that don’t embrace Ethical AI are leaving significant amounts of “Money on the Table”; that they are not… Read More »Ethical AI, Monetizing False Negatives and Growing Total Addressable Market

I’m overjoyed to announce the release of my latest book “The Economics of Data, Analytics, and Digital Transformation.”  The book takes many of the concepts… Read More »Digital Transformation Requires Redefining Role of Data Governance

“I love it when a plan comes together” – John (Hannibal) Smith, The A Team One of the biggest challenges that I continue to see… Read More »Crossing the Analytics Chasm with Nanoeconomics

As I state in the opening paragraph of my new book “The Economics of Data, Analytics, and Digital Transformation”: “The COVID-19 pandemic has been exacerbated… Read More »Mastering Nanoeconomics in the Era of Digital Transformation

In the blog “How Can Your Organization Manage AI Model Biases?”, I wrote: “In a world more and more driven by AI models, Data Scientists… Read More »The Ethical AI Application Pyramid

Okay, I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore! If data scientists are the modern-day alchemist who turn data into gold,… Read More »If Data Scientist is the Modern-Day Alchemist, Then Why are We Using Leeches to Monetize Data?

Note: This is a blog that I wrote back in 2014, but seems even more apropos given all the discussions about the use of technology… Read More »Waiting for Godot: Developing Competitive Differentiation