Measuring the Impossible. Despite having “mountains” of data, the truth remains that surprisingly often we can’t directly measure what we really want too. In fact, smart people can often put several balanced and convincing arguments to us about why getting that measured data is impossible. It can be...
The short answer is "not to any great extent." But why? (and what can you do about it?) I see the fundamental issues as firstly teams not understanding what value data can really offer them and then, when they have invested in data, knowing how to make...
As part of a new intuitive to help non-techies and techies work better together, we've setup a separate, more general purpose blog called yourdatadriven.com. Drawing on our experience of delivering solutions to Sports teams but also from software development, business management and engineering, the blog aims...
Timing Data in Excel is miserable. Here is a formula equation to help you stop Excel messing up your timing data. If you've ever input timing data in Excel then you'll appreciate it is not easy. Especially if it has fractions of a second. Did you know, that if...
Last time we started to look behind the scenes of the rather depressing sounding 4% chance Simon Gleave' of Gracenote had given England to win the World Cup in Russia. To celebrate England's campaign getting underway, and as promised last time, we are giving away our "Magic World...
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