Analytics Roundup: Wise guy edition
Dunning-Kruger effect – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mistakes in Experimental Design and Interpretation Taxonomy of ways to fail your experimental design.
View ArticleAnalytics Roundup: Chicken presentation and so much more
Programming Collective Intelligence Pulling information from community contributed data. Videos that can change your organization Top ten business videos on YouTube. The Encyclopedia of Business...
View ArticleCentralized Confusion
Today’s post is brought to you by Andrew White of Gartner from an article in their 2007 CRM conference brochure: What’s the single biggest benefit of practicing MDM? There are multiple drivers that...
View ArticleA Boon or a Pest? Google Apps Haiku Contest
We were recently asked to answer some questions about our usage of Google Apps. We’re writing up some business-prosey answers, but poetry is another way of capturing the experience. Here are the...
View ArticleAnalytics Roundup: Extreme visualization
Mapping Philly This geomapping project is digitizing and mapping historical images of Philadelphia, including meta data.. ICCARUS: Three Dimensional Data Visualization 3D is fun, but would you really...
View ArticleAnalytics Roundup: Google goodies v. MS Paint
YouTube—MS Paint by freeloveforum Ah—MS Paint. The endless limitations. This spoof video pokes fun at the design team who made this application. YouTube—Amazing Footage of MS Paint Completely amazing...
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A Juicy Night Before Christmas
(You might need to refer to this sniglets posting to fully appreciate this poem) ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the building, Not a report was running, not even one the spreadhead...
View ArticleAnalytics Roundup: Expensive cup of Joe-l
On the Fahrenheit scale, do 0 and 100 have any special meaning The story of a mixed up metric. At Last, a $20,000 Cup of Coffee – New York Times Monstrous $20k coffee brewing system for fanatics, err,...
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The Colbert Bump is Real, Colbert’s Nation Not What He Thinks it is
Stephen Colbert has mentioned that he’s having trouble getting guests during the writer’s stike. We find this puzzling, given the supposed benefits of the Colbert Bump. Does being on the Colbert Show...
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S. Few Renounces Dual-Axis Graphs; Juice Ups Ante
After deep introspection, Stephen Few has determined that graphs with dual-scaled axes are fundamentally flawed. Rather than risk the potential for confusion, he believes that there are superior...
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