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E-grāmata: Be Data Driven: How Organizations Can Harness the Power of Data

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  • Formāts: 240 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 03-Aug-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Kogan Page Ltd
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781398606555
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Overcome the hurdles to building a data-driven organization with this roadmap to closing the skills gap, investing in the right technology and creating a successful culture.

Make any team or business data driven with this practical guide to overcoming common challenges and creating a data culture.

Businesses are increasingly focusing on their data and analytics strategy, but a data-driven culture grounded in evidence-based decision making can be difficult to achieve. Be Data Driven outlines a step-by-step roadmap to building a data-driven organization or team, beginning with deciding on outcomes and a strategy before moving onto investing in technology and upskilling where necessary.

This practical guide explains what it means to be a data-driven organization and explores which technologies are advancing data and analytics. Crucially, it also examines the most common challenges to becoming data driven, from a foundational skills gap to issues with leadership and strategy and the impact of organizational culture. With case studies of businesses who have successfully used data, Be Data Driven shows managers, leaders and data professionals how to address hurdles, encourage a data culture and become truly data driven.

Recenzijas

"Jordan Morrow has done it again. This flows on perfectly from his first book, Be Data Literate, and creates a realistic and achievable pathway for organizations to become data driven. And, of course, at the center of it is people-a man after my own data heart! I hope that wasn't a spoiler alert..." * Susan Walsh, The Classification Guru and author of Between the Spreadsheets * "Understanding the basics of data science and AI is key to succeeding today. This book provides key insights into preparing better for a more data-driven future. A fascinating read for anyone looking to stay on top of how data science is revolutionizing just about everything. Jordan Morrow has done an amazing job taking a complex topic and synthesizing it for all to understand. Highly recommended." * Manuj Aggarwal, Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, TetraNoodle * "Jordan Morrow delivers a great follow-up to his first book, Be Data Literate. The phrase 'data driven' has evolved into a meaningless term and hollow buzzword through misuse and misunderstanding. With his new book, Jordan helps us understand what it actually means and why it matters. He then offers a simple, practical approach to help companies get there. For organizations and leaders who know there is value in their data but have struggled to unleash it, this is the book for you." * Brian Ferris, Chief Data, Analytics and Technology Officer, Loyalty NZ * "One of the pioneers in the field of data." * Jimmy Rex, investor, author and podcast host of The Jimmy Rex Show * "Jordan Morrow is a true authority on data literacy and the opportunity for organizations that want to become data driven. In this book, he covers all the critical ingredients organizations need to become truly data driven in a world that's been transformed by the Covid-19 pandemic. His second book is a great guide for leaders and practitioners alike and provides the necessary tools for transforming your business into a data-driven powerhouse." * Eva Murray, Lead Evangelist EMEA, Snowflake * "Jordan Morrow has followed his brilliant first book, Be Data Literate, with this masterpiece. It's a comprehensive and insightful book in which he shares his passion and experience in the data space to give everyone the power to harness the true power of data." * Bernard Marr, best-selling author, futurist, business and technology adviser * "This book aims high, with strong data culture principles and data literacy foundations, while maintaining significant focus on the strategy that guides data initiatives to successful completion and mission success. Failure is not an option in this data-intensive world. Be Data Driven is an excellent launchpad and mission guidebook for your organization's data-driven journey." * Kirk Borne, Chief Science Officer, DataPrime * "Jordan Morrow writes brilliantly, engages with the reader and, most crucially, demystifies the world of data and analytics. It all makes sense, even for those not familiar with the subject or struggling to understand. This book is a terrific start and for those passionate about business and success, essential!" * Mike Roe, CEO, Tensense.ai *

Acknowledgments xi
Preface xiii
PART ONE Foundational
1 A data-driven world
3(18)
Data: historical context
4(1)
The evolution of data and data analytics
5(1)
Smartphones and social media
6(1)
Sensors or the Internet of Things
7(4)
Data-driven strategy and more
11(1)
Data-driven strategy: the need
12(1)
Chief data officers (CDOs)
13(3)
Data-driven strategy: the skills and technology gap
16(1)
Data-driven strategy: what's next?
17(1)
Data-driven workforce
18(1)
Conclusion
19(2)
2 The impact of Covid-19 on organizations and data
21(16)
World experience
22(1)
Personal schedule
22(2)
The retail industry
24(2)
Supply chain
26(1)
The media and news
27(2)
Financial industries
29(1)
Culture
30(1)
Upskilling and reskilling the workforce
31(2)
Invest in the right data tools and technology
33(1)
Every region and industry is being pushed to be data driven
34(1)
Data strategies and hiring of leaders
34(1)
Conclusion
35(2)
3 Technologies advancing data and analytics, and the need for the human element
37(20)
Tools and technologies
37(3)
Business intelligence and data visualization
40(2)
Data science
42(1)
Coding languages
42(1)
Artificial intelligence
43(3)
Machine learning
46(1)
The Cloud
47(1)
Databases
48(1)
Data lakes
49(2)
Human capital
51(3)
Conclusion
54(3)
4 What is a data-driven organization?
57(20)
What does data driven mean?
58(3)
The five pillars of a data-driven organization
61(9)
Data-driven organizations in action
70(3)
Conclusion
73(4)
PART TWO Gaps
5 Foundational skills gaps
77(22)
Fundamental skills gap: data literacy
79(2)
How data literacy can benefit an organization
81(4)
The value of data literacy in being a data-driven organization
85(2)
Building a data-literate workforce: a strategy
87(8)
Data technology skills
95(2)
Conclusion
97(2)
6 Pillars of an organizational data strategy
99(18)
Outcome
101(2)
Culture
103(3)
Data storage
106(1)
Analytics
107(2)
Leadership
109(2)
Tools and technology
111(1)
Data literacy
112(1)
Communication
113(1)
Ethics
114(1)
Conclusion
115(2)
7 The gap in leadership
117(18)
Executive leadership
118(14)
Tiered leadership
132(2)
Conclusion
134(1)
8 The biggest hurdle: culture
135(20)
Data fluency
136(2)
Adaptability
138(1)
Continuous learning
138(2)
Diversified skill sets
140(2)
Growth vs fixed mindset
142(2)
Gamification and reward-based systems
144(1)
Embrace failure
145(1)
Clear vision and strategy
146(1)
Grassroots
147(2)
Recognition of biases
149(2)
Conclusion
151(4)
PART THREE Building your data-driven organization
9 Decide your outcome
155(16)
The ultra-marathon
156(3)
Get the right people involved
159(2)
Hold planning meetings
161(2)
Understand your current situation
163(2)
Establish the "why"
165(1)
Know your business strategy inside and out
166(1)
Do not boil the ocean
167(1)
Set your outcome and vision statement
168(1)
Conclusion
169(2)
10 Build your strategy
171(22)
Ultra-marathon strategy
172(1)
Key pillars
173(16)
Conclusion
189(4)
11 Be data driven---start your journey!
193(1)
Chapter 1 A data-driven world
193(1)
Chapter 2 The impact of Covid-19 on organizations and data
194(1)
Chapter 3 Technologies advancing data and analytics, and the need for the human element
195(2)
Chapter 4 What is a data-driven organization?
197(1)
Chapter 5 Foundational skills gaps
198(1)
Chapter 6 Pillars of an organizational data strategy
199(1)
Chapter 7 The gap in leadership
200(1)
Chapter 8 The biggest hurdle: culture
201(1)
Chapter 9 Decide your outcome
201(2)
Chapter 10 Build your strategy
203(1)
Conclusion 204(3)
References 207(10)
Index 217
Jordan Morrow is known as the "Godfather of Data Literacy", having helped pioneer the field by building one of the world's first data literacy programs. He is the founder and CEO of Bodhi Data, served as the Chair of the Advisory Board for The Data Literacy Project and has helped companies and organizations around the world, including the United Nations, build and understand data literacy. Morrow is the author of three books: Be Data Literate, Be Data Driven, and Be Data Analytical, all published by Kogan Page. He is based near Salt Lake City, Utah.