It’s always the fault of the tool – A rant
Imagine the following fictional situation: James Bond: “I am really sorry, M. But I won’t be able to chase down Dr. Evil. […]
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An interesting insight from Daniel Goleman’s new ebook
DANIEL GOLEMAN Yesterday, I traveled from Munich to Ottawa. Perfect time to get some reading done. Daniel Goleman, psychologist and author of […]
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The power of analytics – lessons from a world-class coach
Cycling Power Meter A few months ago, I wrote about my personal use of analytics to improve cycling performance. This post continues […]
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Lessons from Steve Jobs
Some of you have probably read my review of Steve Jobs’ biography. I really like the book. It is a fantastic read. […]
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Business analytics & the Innovator’s DNA
The other day, I wrote about how Business Analytics can help create innovative businesses. For some reason, the topic kept hovering in […]
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How Business Analytics can drive creativity & innovation
Last weekend I was reviewing my recent photography portfolio. I noticed an interesting theme: my favorite photographs seemed to be clustered around […]
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Visual Analytics – The new frontier? (Guest Post)
WHAT IS VISUAL ANALYTICS – BY DR JOERN KOHLHAMMER Massive sets of data are collected and stored in many areas today. As […]
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THINK YELLOW!
The 2011 edition of the Tour de France is in its final week. No matter if you are a cycling fan or […]
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The new K.O. criteria for jobs?
To be honest with you, I am still a bit puzzled. But it totally makes sense. Over the past 9 weeks, I […]
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What “Brain Rules” teaches us about Business Analytics
The other day I took some time to review a few chapters of John Medina’s excellent book ‘Brain Rules: 12 Principles for […]