In Part 1 of the “Building Blocks for Modern Data Management”, I explored two important modern data management concepts: Data Subassemblies and Data Products (Figure… Read More »Data Subassemblies and Data Products Part 2: Economics and Journey Maps
I believe that there are two key modern data management “products” required to transition data management into a business discipline focused on helping organizations accelerate their data-driven business innovation. One of those “products” – Data Products – is already gaining wide acceptance as a way for organizations to monetize their customer, product, service, and operational insights or predicted behavioral and performance propensities.
I love this infographic recently floating around LinkedIn. Sorry, don’t know to whom to give credit, but it does provide an interesting depiction of how senior management thinks AI works and the realities of what’s required to make AI work.
In the blog “Why Data Management is Today’s Most Important Business Discipline”, I challenged the business and IT communities to reframe the data management conversation; to transform data management from an IT practice into a business discipline focused on leveraging data (and analytics) to deliver business and operational outcomes.
Before World War II, less than 20% of voters classified themselves as independents. Today that number is greater than 45%.As politics fails to appeal to more Americans, politicians will need to embrace a different approach to appeal to those important independent “swing” voters who will decide our political leaders.
The movie of the summer of 2022 is no doubt “Top Gun: Maverick.” Fast moving, tons of aerial combat, lots of excitement, and the youngest-looking Tom Cruise I’ve ever seen (not one stitch of grey hair on his head). There’s gotta be a Data Science lesson in there somewhere…
Those darn humans have a few learning impediments that impact our ability to effectively learn from integrating a historical perspective with new evidence or data. Let’s explore some impediments that hinder our ability to learn more effectively.
Every now and then, a conversation with my kids goes off the rails. And this was one of those conversations. We tend to have unusual… Read More »Is God an Economist?
“The development of full artificial intelligence (AI) could spell the end of the human race. It would take off on its own and re-design itself… Read More »AI: The Tool, Not the Movie
In complex systems, not all parts or components are of equal value. Some parts or components can have an oversized influence on the overall system’s performance to achieve specific outcomes. These parts or components are known as force multipliers
