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The 10 Minute Business Analytics Podcast is a weekly podcast that covers any and all data related topics. Every week, we host a guest from business, government, public sector, private sector...

Large companies today are quite happy to use analytics for a wide range of tactical decisions, such as product assortment and identifying th...

IT professionals, in general, are excellent at answering direct questions. Volunteering information that the questioner doesn't know about.....
Few things in business analytics have gotten the excitement and, yes, the hype as Machine Learning. It fires up the imagination of every sci...
Direct Marketing focuses on potential customers that are predicted as likely to buy. But is that in fact the best approach? Is it not a bett...

When a consumer walks into a grocery store … buys some apples … and pays with a Visa credit card, …. Who owns that data? The grocery store?...

Predicting cashflow is certainly common enough, but what about predicting the costs ASSOCIATED with cashflow? What are the specific financia...

When Human Resources executives discuss analytics, topics turn to employee evaluations and various indicators of happiness levels. But for R...

One of the oldest concepts in retail marketing is single view of the customer. That simply means recognizing the shopper as she moves from d...

All day long, mobile devices are being bombarded with shopping offers. Marketing analytics routinely explores which offers are likely to be...

Outsourcing sales and customer support to a third-party is a common tactic for growing companies, but it can be quite unnerving. Are your cu...

The dictionary defines optimal as best, as in "the optimal approach is the best approach." But when it comes to analytics and making the rig...

Interview with Barry Devlin, recognized as the Father of the Data Warehouse. In this podcast we discuss the role of data preparation, data c...

Incompatible databases bedevil every company's analytics efforts and healthcare companies are no exception. The $60 billion Kaiser Permanent...

Nowhere is crunching numbers more revered than in a sales team, with all manner of compensation tied to deals closed and revenue booked. But...

How efficiently is your time used in meetings? If you needed to make decisions on the number of conference rooms you need make on an analysi...

In the hospital business, few financial arrangements are as critical—and fraught with complexities and red tape—as insurance payments. Other...

When former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer rolled out his extensive government database in April, it marked the first time much of that data ha...
Imagine two restaurant chains (one pizza and the other ice cream) that recently had to fully redesign their data warehouse. One of them had...

There's an old-school analytics thought that the more data that is analyzed, the more accurate will be the results: the answers, the conclus...

A leaked document showed that Facebook targeted audience members that felt "overwhelmed", "stressed", "anxious", "nervous", "stupid", "silly...

Nowhere is the proper analysis of data more life-saving—literally—than in healthcare. And identifying and improving patient safety standards...

Senior management at the cardiovascular center at the University of Utah had a problem. They knew that patients were unhappy with the servic...

Today's typical hospital lives on its paperwork—even as an increasing percentage of that work no longer has anything to do with actual paper...

There is little in corporate marketing that is more emotional …. more right brain …. than choosing a new logo. It's the subliminal messaging...

The world of human resources and personnel has two very different sides. Half of the operation is data driven and lends itself perfectly to...

Patrick Gormley, from IBM Watson, shares new research in capturing customer emotional data from biological and physiological responses. Wher...