Monthly Archives: October 2013

Beware of too influential analysis departments

Knowledge is power and data is a foundation of knowledge. The people closest to the data, and with the best understanding of handling the data, can therefore get a disproportionate influence over decisions. Any conclusion an analyst draws from data … Continue reading

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From data delivery to true analysis by asking questions

Are you an analyst stuck in a bombardment of ad hoc questions? Then you are probably not in a situation to act as an analyst at all and you need to change your situation to become more relevant to the … Continue reading

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