42 More Creative Analogies To Provide You Perspective on Analytics
New Articles inspired by the silly, the sexy, the super, and song— covering Feedback, Perspective, Testing, and so much more…
Previously from Corsair’s Publishing and their Creative Analytics online magazine, we brought you our first 42:
These entertaining and thought-provoking articles on analytics caught the attention of thousands of readers and followers. Another six months have gone by and we have plenty more to share. Here are 42 more analogies drawn from pop culture and other inspirations. We hope they provide you a fast, easy, and enjoyable format to learn more about the field of analytics. Just click on any of the links below that you find interesting.
01. Let’s kick this off with a soundtrack…
02. …and the side (and mind) splitting antics of Jim Carey.
03. We were inspired by ancient Eastern writings
04. …and some a bit more silly and contemporary.
05. We stated the obvious, even when others won’t.
This article is featured in Corsair’s Business.
06. We had fun with the obscure, just to make a point.
This article is also featured in Corsair’s Business.
07. We solved a puzzle or two…
08. …and drew lessons from a Robot.
09. We got your attention, any way we could.
10–12. With superheroes and nostalgia…
13. Bunnies…
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14. … and Pet Detectives.
15. Sometimes it was dangerous business.
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16. Even a little thankless…
17. We were inspired by futurists
18. …and classic family television.
19–21. …and, of course, more TV superheroes.
22. The Force was with us.
23. So was Phineas & Ferb
24–25. We looked to cable television
26. …and video games
27. We tried to stay memorable.
28. We even tried a reboot.
29. We learned from Ash…
30. Wile E. Coyote…
31. …and the election.
32. We drew from the X-men.
33. …and the A-Team.
34. We bet on the horses…
35. …and got down with KPI.
36–42*. Instead of the Holy Grail, we discovered Gravity Falls.
*The Gravity Falls series was only halfway done when we first wrote this article. All “13 Tales” are now complete. For those who took a while to find us, there will be more than 42 articles to share.
So now, our New Forty-two is complete. This second addition is not going to solve the ultimate question any more than the first. But, much like Douglas Adams, we are trying to educate, to entertain, and to engage. If you are interested in more from Corsair’s Publishing and our contributors, click on the links below.
