What It Takes To Transform An Organization In Data Denial Into A Data-Driven One
This transformation is both a marathon and a team sport
Data is the lifeblood of successful organizations.
Tapping into data allows businesses to drive customer engagement, improve employee productivity, streamline operations, boost sales and revenue, and, in some cases, even transform age-old companies into digital powerhouses.
How can people in your organization make definitive decisions when faced with so many choices and so much data?
How can your organization make full use of all its data effectively and appropriately to make business decisions that can consistently deliver impactful results?
The transformation into a data-driven organization is both a marathon and a team sport.
An organization requires a talent pool with a wide array of technical and soft skills to get it right. These skills have to be processed by everyone in the organization to run an effective data-driven organization.
Roadmap of Data-Driven Organization Transformation
Source: http://www.analyticshero.com/2012/12/04/data-driven-design-dare-to-wield-the-sword-of-data-part-i/
With millions and trillions of bytes of data generated every day by your organization, you need to define the business problems you want to solve with a data-driven approach.
Successful data-driven organization transformations cannot happen without the direct and full-time involvement of key people in your organization with business experience and subject matter expertise.
The World Economic Forum has predicted that with a rapidly changing economy and trade environment, coupled with business disruptions driven by exponential technology:
