Most of the Big Data, Data Science and AI / ML success stories seem to revolve around Business-to-Consumer (B2C) industries. The companies that we see… Read More »Data Monetization Approach for B2B2C Industries
Okay, so I am still confused by the concept of a Data Mesh (I’m a slow learner). Recently, I wrote a blog that posed the… Read More »Are Data Meshes Really Data Marts with Conformed Dimensions?
Chief Data Officers (CDO) and Chief Data Analytics Officers (CDAO) are under intense pressure to find ways to “monetize” their growing volumes of data. While… Read More »The Economics of Data Products
I was hanging around the LinkedIn water cooler the other day, just minding my own business, when I came across this very interesting graphic (Figure… Read More »Using Design Thinking to Win the First and the Last Mile
I got this question in a recent webinar: Is the marginal cost of reusing the data really zero, especially given how organizations are making duplicate… Read More »Are Data Meshes the Enabler of the Marginal Propensity to Reuse?
Question: Do you know which of your data sources are most valuable to the business? A recent paper by PwC titled “Putting a value on… Read More »Today’s Most Vital Question: What is the Value of Your Data?
In my blog “Making Informed Decisions in Imperfect Situations”, I discussed the importance of properly and objectively framing the decision that we seek to make… Read More »Making Informed Decisions in Imperfect Situations with Bayes’ Theorem – Part 2
One key challenge to a successful data and analytics strategy is gaining consensus and alignment between the business and data science (data & analytic) stakeholders… Read More »Quantification of the Prioritization Matrix
In my blog “The Importance of Determining Intent”, I discussed the importance of determining user intent to create an “intelligent” user or stakeholder experience. Analytics-centric… Read More »Data Observability and Its Importance in Determining Intent
We live in a world where everyone needs to learn how to make informed decisions with incomplete and sometimes conflicting data. And that’s a big… Read More »Making Informed Decisions in Imperfect Situations
