Analytics in a Business Context - O'Neil, Michael
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Analytics in a Business Context - the first book issued by the Vision to Value (V2V) Professional Best Practice Community - guides readers through the essential steps in establishing a fact-based culture. The book leads off with an introduction by Information Builders senior executive Frank Vella, and crystallizes insights from more than 30 thought leaders into four chapters - Building the Analytics Business Case, Problem Solving: The Right Data for the Right Question, Monetizing Data and Establishing Analytics Within the Organization - that explore key issues in launching analytics within an…mehr

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Analytics in a Business Context - the first book issued by the Vision to Value (V2V) Professional Best Practice Community - guides readers through the essential steps in establishing a fact-based culture. The book leads off with an introduction by Information Builders senior executive Frank Vella, and crystallizes insights from more than 30 thought leaders into four chapters - Building the Analytics Business Case, Problem Solving: The Right Data for the Right Question, Monetizing Data and Establishing Analytics Within the Organization - that explore key issues in launching analytics within an organization and expanding the impact of data in corporate decision processes. The chapter structures reflect the V2V content co-creation process. Each starts with analysis of how and why the topic is important to establishing analytics in a business context, defining the connection between analytics and business benefit. The chapters then explore best practices in the topic area: a variety of expert opinions identify the ways that private and public-sector organizations have successfully navigated key issues and delivered compelling outcomes. Each chapter concludes with advice on the path forward, outlining steps, milestones and metrics that the reader can use to calibrate their own analytics initiatives. Analytics in a Business Context is an invaluable guide for both analytics practitioners who are seeking practical, real-world advice on how best to connect data with corporate environments, and for executives who understand that evidence-based business culture and practices are the way of the future, and who need a framework for establishing analytics disciplines within their organizations.
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Michael O'Neil is Canada's leading IT industry analyst, recognized as an expert in the application of enterprise technologies (including, and especially, cloud) to business processes and requirements - and what that means for vendors and channel members looking to build viable businesses. As principal analyst for InsightaaS, O'Neil published the acclaimed management book "The Death of Core Competency: A management guide to cloud computing and the zero-friction future" in 2014, and managed the launch of the Toronto Cloud Business Coalition (www.businesscloud.to) in April 2015. TCBC links IT management from SMBs and enterprises, global and Canadian cloud services vendors, channel members, VCs/corporate finance professionals, management consultants, academics, and other experts in the development of best practices needed to accelerate adoption and use of cloud in Canada. Internationally, O'Neil is in demand both as an expert on building and optimizing channel and alliance relationships and networks, and (as a result of many years' worth of independent research, and two years spent as a Sustainable IT columnist for Bloomberg BNA) as an expert in sustainable IT. O'Neil started his career with IDC, where he had executive responsibility for the Canadian business, and for the launch and growth of the worldwide Software Business Strategies group. Today, O'Neil is actively working with clients in Canada, the US and the Caribbean on IT/business initiatives, and - with InsightaaS partner Mary Allen - on the launch of two new best practice communities, focused on IoT and analytics, in 2016.