If you’re a child of the 70s or 80s, I’m sure that opening image grabbed your attention. The Schoolhouse Rock series was classic Saturday morning TV (fun and educational). But no worries, I’m not going to start writing about law, government, or politics; there is already enough of that going on. I will discuss evolution […]
As I concluded my last series on Business Operating Systems, I mentioned how I was (over)simplifying the Operational Execution sphere. I spent much of my career in Operations, spanning multiple industries, so I feel well-versed in properly planning and executing in this arena. Realizing that no two companies are identical (people, like fingerprints, make sure
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Many of you have undoubtedly heard the phrase, “Data is the new oil.” It was coined in 2006 by an English Mathematician, Clive Humby. The reference implies several things: that data will become an increasingly valuable commodity, it will be a driver of the economy, and from a natural state, while unrefined, it is of
Last year, I spoke about Data Mining and how my interest in it developed over the early stages of my career. It’s been amazing to see the evolution of Data Mining, and more specifically, the uptick in what has become known as Data Science. Now, although I’ve never been in the Data Science field directly
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One of the recurring comments I’ve had with the launch of JEWAL is…why the ‘Data Mining’ component? Yes, there is a marketing angle to the name, as I mentioned in my last blog, but there are 2 other strong aspects to it. First, it combines in a very noticeable “Headline” way, my background in Information
