In this episode, we take a deep dive into distribution analysis — a critical concept in descriptive analytics that helps us understand how data is spread, not just where its average lies. We explore the most common types of statistical distributions,... more
An average tells us the center of the data — but it doesn’t tell us how reliable that number really is.
In this episode, we explore variance and standard deviation, two fundamental concepts in descriptive analytics that reveal how much data varies a... more
In this episode, we move into the analysis stage of the analytics process, beginning with descriptive analytics.
One of the most fundamental tools in descriptive analysis is the average. But what does an average really represent? In this episode, we... more
Turning data into measurable organizational value through strategic alignment and capability development.
This episode is based on a talk delivered by Melvon Ekandjo at Henley Africa business school in Johannesburg, South Africa.
This episode explores the ETL concept. It is used to connect the analysis tool to the data source and automated the flow of data to produce consistent quality data.
The planning phase of a data project begins with forming a series of hypotheses, i.e., questions to confirm. A helpful way is to brainstorm the various ways in which a problem can manifest. We introduce mind maps to visualize the problem and the rela... more
In this episode we discuss how to ask questions that deliver actionable insights that are useful for decision making.
In this episode, we dive into the data analytics process, breaking down the journey from problem identification to actionable insights into five essential steps.
This podcast covers well-known concepts in such a refreshing light. The episode lengths are short but pack a punch. Highly recommended even to seasoned analysts and beginners alike.
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