Ryan den RooijenReflection on My 2019 Posts So FarAs I have mentioned before, one of my resolutions was to publish an article every Tuesday. With 26 instalments out we are now halfway…Jul 2, 2019Jul 2, 2019
Ryan den RooijenThe Hidden Blocker in Delivering Great Analytics Projects: EmpathyI love running. Not only is it a great way of exploring places while traveling, managing stress levels, and in general staying fit, it is…Jun 25, 2019Jun 25, 2019
Ryan den RooijenAppropriate Intelligence: Responsibly Applying AI in the Real WorldWe are currently at peak popularity when it comes to artificial intelligence — at least, if you believe that Google’s global search data…Jun 18, 20191Jun 18, 20191
Ryan den RooijenYes, Machine Learning is Cool. But is Your Organisation Ready Yet?FOMO, or fear of missing out, is a powerful phenomenon. It is like a type of hunger that gnaws at your soul, a constant pressure at the…Jun 11, 2019Jun 11, 2019
Ryan den RooijenIn Analytics, Look Beyond Last Mile and Think Last Twenty NanometersThe supply chain industry spends a lot of time worrying about the last mile. How do you ensure delivery to a customer’s front door happens…Jun 4, 2019Jun 4, 2019
Ryan den RooijenData Leaders: It is Not Who You Report To, but Who You Report ToAlright data friends, let us conduct a little survey. Who here reports to the Chief Financial Officer? Or the Chief Information Officer…May 28, 20191May 28, 20191
Ryan den RooijenUnicorn Farming: Building Capabilities Against the Odds (Part II)As we reviewed in Part I, while there is much consternation about the current state of recruitment in data and analytics, the challenge is…May 21, 2019May 21, 2019
Ryan den RooijenUnicorn Farming: Building Capabilities Against the Odds (Part I)When data leaders meet at conferences, organisation structures are a key topic of discussion. Who do you report to? What teams do you have…May 14, 2019May 14, 2019
Ryan den RooijenData Visualisation for DrunksTwo months ago, I wrote an article reflecting on how data visualisation is not primarily about creating charts, but should instead focus…May 7, 20191May 7, 20191
Ryan den RooijenHow Long Will Human in the Loop Decision Making Remain Responsible?Fatal autonomous vehicle crashes have consistently made front-page news. Journalists have mused whether we have become too complacent in…Apr 30, 2019Apr 30, 2019