The Da Vinci of data

One of the most widespread perceptions among owners, entrepreneurs, managers has to do with this situation: I have a lot of company data, understood as the number of rows in spreadsheets (even on multiple files), surely a statistician will know how to valorize this data. Attachment to this expectation can easily lead to pain because …

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What does it mean to have a data stack? To understand it we need to start from something a little more known. By industrial chemical plant we mean a site that has a storage of one or more raw materials, a reactor, a storage of the finished product with an attached distribution system, leaving out …

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Warning: article aimed at medium-sized companies or micro, very, very particular small companies such as very advanced and particularly innovative start-ups. In the previous article you read about hypervisors, which allow you to create to administer virtual computers, or machines, then IT infrastructure. Here let’s look at how to indirectly have one for your company, …

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Warning: this article follows an Ariadne’s thread, that is, all the links present. It is therefore difficult to understand it as an independent piece, unless you already have the preparation because you are part of the insiders.   As vaguely mentioned in the previous article there are several ways to deliver a statistical service. In …

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If you do not want to create a statistical service, such as a particular data dashboard, statistical model, data robot, etc., on your own company PC, you can do it on a computer outside the company. Or a fraction of an external virtual computer. Or in other ways. It may save you time but you …

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We have all seen the winged staff with two snakes more than once. These represent the therapeutic dose and the toxic dose, the poison. The winged staff represents medicine, or whoever represents it professionally, because it rises above the parts as an expert of both. The same applies to statistical models, where the therapeutic dose …

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We all have a calculator in our pockets these days. However, when you need to do statistical calculations, with a program that is much more elaborate than the functions of a scientific calculator, to predict a phenomenon or the probability of a business phenomenon, such as the probability of converting a potential customer into a …

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This article was born from a request from a potential client that made me think. Sometimes we become cynical, indifferent, towards certain situations. As individuals because we often have problems much closer to us such as home, family, work. As legal entities, because dealing with certain things may not make sense in terms of turnover, …

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If you have a company that requires physical inputs or raw materials, you will know better than Enterprise Statistics that organizing stocks means avoiding unpleasant surprises. Thanks to programming, you can save man-hours of the secretary or the purchasing manager. If you, the owner or entrepreneur, deal directly with purchasing, I see a problem, but …

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In various content I do, the subject of strong and weak assumptions comes up from time to time, which we can also call assumptions. Those with mathematical backgrounds are much, much more sensitive to this issue than those with business and economics backgrounds who embark on the creation of a proto-company, that is, a start-up. …

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