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Schrödinger’s Data…Why Your Business is Both Thriving And Dying at The Same Time
- November 16, 2017
- Posted by: Julian Gregory
- Category: Data Analytics Reporting, Data Analytics Simplified, Data Culture
No CommentsSchrödinger’s Data…Why Your Business is Both Thriving And Dying at The Same Time There’s a very famous quote from business guru Peter Drucker, that goes “If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it”. And whilst I believe this to be true, I’m going to suggest that Pearson’s Law is a more accurate statement: “When performance
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How To Buy Data Consultancy Services With Confidence
- November 13, 2017
- Posted by: Julian Gregory
- Category: Data Analytics Simplified, Data Culture
How To Buy Data Consultancy Services With Confidence According to recent research data, the UK management consultancy market is currently worth around £7 billion a year and it doesn’t look like that’s about to take a nosedive any time soon. Businesses in the UK are used to buying the specialist services that consultancies provide and
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What Factors Directly Impact The Growth of Self-Employment? (A mini case study)
- November 10, 2017
- Posted by: Julian Gregory
- Category: Competitive research, Data Analytics Simplified, Data Culture
What Factors Directly Impact The Growth of Self-Employment? (A mini case study) We were recently commissioned to undertake an in-depth market analysis for an exciting new app development company. One of their products will be aimed at the self-employed, particularly those people who are operating in the gig economy. They had a lot of data
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How To Create And Maintain A Positive Data Culture In Your Business
- August 3, 2017
- Posted by: Julian Gregory
- Category: Data Culture
“Progress is impossible without change, and those that can’t change their minds, can’t change anything” – George Bernard Shaw There are those that according to the internet (It must surely be true then!), will tell you that change is a difficult thing, and that as a species, we much prefer to maintain the status quo