
Building a High Data Fluency Information Ecosystem
Join Ryan Sousa, IIA Expert and former CDAO at Seattle Children’s Hospital, to explore the virtuous learning cycle of data fluency for continuous enterprise growth and innovation.
Every enterprise wants to be data-driven but few have a solid grasp on where they stand. IIA can help you measure, define, and advance your analytics and AI strategy.
Practitioner-focused blogs, eBooks, webinars, and more complimentary resources to guide the transition from analytics and AI capabilities to strategic integration and user adoption.
Join Ryan Sousa, IIA Expert and former CDAO at Seattle Children’s Hospital, to explore the virtuous learning cycle of data fluency for continuous enterprise growth and innovation.
Granting SQL access to non-technical stakeholders may seem like a step toward greater self-service, but it introduces significant risks. This article from IIA Expert Brandon Southern explains why it's best to leave SQL to the analysts.
After 25 years working in the technology space and 15 years of leading analytics teams at companies including Amazon, eBay, VMware, and more, I’ve heard one resounding theme from leaders. They want their data analysts to be more proactive and to provide more recommendations to the business. Here's how to make that happen.
Gain insight into your demand and supply-side competencies and chart a path toward strategic and pervasive use of advanced analytics across the enterprise.
Leverage IIA’s battle-tested frameworks and exclusive network of active practitioners and unbiased experts to take action on assessment recommendations.
Share strategies and best practices on a regular basis with fellow data and analytics leaders in small, non-competitive cohorts. Chatham House Rules apply.
Is your enterprise bought in on analytics and AI and yet there’s still little data confidence, analytical integration, and adoption? You may have a BI sufficiency problem.
Embark on a transformative journey to take your analytical capabilities from an analytical beginner to having strong localized analytics with our Stage 1 to Stage 2 Transition Guide.
Use this complimentary resource to create broader data and analytics awareness across the enterprise and raise the ambition of business stakeholders to leverage analytics and AI.
This guide provides a roadmap for organizations moving from Stage 3, where analytical awareness takes root, to Stage 4, where analytics becomes seamlessly integrated into the enterprise.
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