Managed Analytics

What is you data telling you.

Overview


Analytics is a wide topic. It can cover everything from data analysis to machine learning and everything in between. It is heavily reliant on Data Quality to ensure everything is correct. Unfortunately, many organizations rush into it without first prioritizing good data. If you don't have good data yet, do that first. Then go do analytics.

Key Concepts


The most important attributes of analytics.

Quality Data

High quality data is a must for analytics to actually work. If your organization still have messy data, fix that first. Otherwise you are running reports that are incorrect.

Standardized Definitions

Standardized data is important in doing analytics correctly. When accounting and marketing use different things for the same thing it leads to confusion. You need standardized definitions across the organization.

Data Warehouse

If you want to do analytics seriously you want a data warehouse. It is a database specifically designed for analytics that is filled with data from production systems, using a data pipeline. It prevents running reporting on production systems that slows those systems down.

Dashboards

Dashboards are a great way to convey lots of information quickly and get a cohesive view of the business. They can have the metrics that are important to your business, add interactivity and update automatically.

Understand The Customer

Understand your customers through data analysis or machine learning. Who is likely to churn, create customer segments, offer recommendations and make predictions about future values.

Automated Reporting

Want to your leaders to receive daily reports in their inbox? No problem. I have created reports delivered in a variety of ways in a variety of formats.

Related Topics


The topics with the most overlap analytics are Data Quality and Data Architecture.