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The lighter side of information analysis

By J. Gibbs

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June 16, 2010
Categories : Business Information Management

Being English has meant I grew up with an appreciation of cricket, and for those unaware of its finer points, cricket is also a statisiticians' dream. Every aspect of the game is put under the microscope - averages for everything, cumulative totals,...
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A KPI too far

By J. Gibbs

March 5, 2010
Categories : Business Information Management

My colleague Rick Mans recently wrote that information overload was more a case of information gluttony ,a point of view I whole heartedly share. A quick review of your bookmarks will probably expose a list of useful sites that you've not visited in...
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BI and Financial Risk Management

By J. Gibbs

March 20, 2008
Categories : Business Information Management

I'm sure we're all acutely aware of the current financial market problems as a result of sub-prime lending and the the down turn in the economies in many countries resulting in bad debt. We could look to better intelligence to predict the market down...
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“You can’t manage what you can’t measure”

By J. Gibbs

December 4, 2007
Categories : Business Information Management

A quote often used and with various theories on its origin, some attributing it to Dr. Deming although others claim him to be misquoted. Irrespective, the simple reality is that a lot of executive management is done “to make the numbers”; which...
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