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Empowered by Data How to Build Inspired Analytics Communities.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2020.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Part I
- Chapter 1 If You Want a Data Culture, Build a Community
- Why Do Organizations Aim to Become Data-Driven?
- What Does Data Give Us that Experience Cannot?
- What Does a Data-Driven Culture Look Like?
- Chapter 2 What Is an Analytics Community?
- #MakeoverMonday, the Social Data Project that Changes Visualizations and Lives
- Characteristics of the #MakeoverMonday Community
- People of the #MakeoverMonday Community
- Lessons from the #MakeoverMonday Community
- Chapter 3 Building a Data Visualization Community at the USAA
- Part II
- Chapter 4 Benefits of Setting Up Communities
- Benefits for an Organization
- Direct Benefits
- Indirect Benefits
- Benefits for the Analytics Industry
- Growing Technical and Soft Skills
- Faster Progress
- Building a Global Network of Experts
- Benefits for the Individual
- Learning and Development
- Access to Experts
- Experience Job Enrichment and Satisfaction
- Building Something of Value for the Organization
- Chapter 5 Why Are Communities Important?
- What Communities Give to the Individual
- What Each of Us Brings to a Community
- How to Foster Constructive Connections in Your Analytics Community
- Feedback
- Transparency
- Listening
- Regular Reviews
- Chapter 6 Addressing Potential Risks for Your Community
- Distraction
- Encourage People to Share Their Preferred Working Styles
- Groupthink/Echo Chamber
- Finding Diversity Across Your Organization
- Inviting External Input
- Analyze Your Community
- Lack of Buy-in
- Disruptors
- Chapter 7 Practical Guides for Getting Started
- Purpose and Mission
- Structure
- Processes
- People
- Activities
- Training and Development
- Collaborative Challenges
- Meetups
- Internal Conferences
- Online Portal
- Templates
- Small Events and Short Activities (< 3 hours)
- Getting Started
- Chapter 8 What Are the Success Factors for Your Community?
- Specific Targets and Outputs
- Communicating Your Goals and Intentions
- Getting External Input
- Driving Engagement in Your Community
- Chapter 9 How to Set Up an Analytics Community
- Phase 1: Planning
- Example
- Phase 2: Pilot
- Example
- Phase 3: Growth
- Potential Obstacles to Your Community's Growth
- Phase 4: Development
- Formalizing Your Community Structure
- Formalizing Your Community Processes
- Creating a Structured Learning and Development Program
- Summary
- Chapter 10 Lessons Learned
- How Not to Do It
- Unsustainable Levels of Commitment
- Finding a Better Way to Give Effective Feedback
- Experimenting with Different Platforms
- Other Examples of Overcommitment
- Who Are the Right People to Lead Your Community?
- Examples of Leaders in Analytics Communities
- How Communities Find Their Leaders and What Challenges the Leaders Faced Along the Way
- Community Champions and the Impact They Have