We Don’t Like Change For me, and for a lot of people, when you have to make a change in your daily routine it isn’t welcomed with open arms. I think it is human nature to find an excuse to get out of making a change, even if that change will help you. I mean, […]
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Do You Shuffle Data or Use It?
To be successful with your data, you need to know if your company is focused on reporting the data or analyzing the data for intelligent decisions. I’ll lay out two fictional organizational examples. Think about which one your company resembles and which one you would like it to resemble. One represents a company that primarily […]
Acceptability Equals Mobility
Out of Touch? I was at a doctor’s office a few weeks back. I thought it was strange that he brought in a laptop and was pulling up patient information from it. It may not be strange to most, but it was for me. I have grown used to seeing an in-office standup computer system […]
Declare Your Independence From Spreadsheets
What is important to you? That is an important question and your answer(s) to it usually defines how you live your life. But what about “What is important to you professionally in your career?” Do the answers to that question define how you work, where you work, and what you do with your work? With […]
Manage by Exception – Setting up an Alert in Domo
Let’s be honest, we all get them. Some come from our team members, some we even set up ourselves, but after a while, they are ignored and turn to noise. What am I talking about? I’m talking about emailed reports. More specifically routine emailed reports that come because you are afraid to miss out on […]