June 2016
Beginner to intermediate
176 pages
4h 22m
English
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Index
A
- Acquisition metrics
- Actionability
- Ad impressions
- AdSense Operations (Google)
- Aghassipour, Alexander
- Alignment, metrics for
- Allstate
- Amazon
- Anchoring bias
- Andersen, Carl
- Apple Store
- Aruba Networks
- Ashutosh, Ash
- Audience, understanding
- Availability bias
- AvantCredit
B
- Bain Capital
- Barrett, David
- Basal, Sanju
- B corps
- Behavioral interview questions
- Best, Charles
- Best Buy
- Bias, avoiding
- Bien, Frank
- Big Data, inception of
- “Bike rack effect”
- Blank, Steve
- Bock, Laszlo
- Boyce, Raymond
- Brin, Sergey
- Brooks, David
- Brutal intellectual honesty
- Business intelligence (BI)
- “A Business Intelligence System” (Luhn)
- building software on database technologies
- BYOBI (“bring your own business intelligence”)
- data modeling and
- extreme data collection as norm
- Facebook's data storage and
- Google's data storage and
- LookML (Looker) and
- Oracle's inception and
- traditional on premise BI stack
- Twilio example
- BusinessObjects
C
- Candidate satisfaction
- Caput
- Carle, Matthew
- Case studies, data literacy and
- Cash collection characteristics, metrics and
- Catmull, Edwin
- Chait, Daniel
- Chamberlain, Donald
- Change. See Operational change
- Citi Bikes
- Click-through rates
- Cobley, Dan
- Codd, Edgar
- Cognos
- Cole, K. C.
- Colony Capital
- Computational journalism
- Confirmatory data analysis
- Content farm
- Cook, Scott
- Cooke, Evan
- Correlation, causation versus
- Cost of customer acquisition (CAC)
- Cost per click (CPC)
- Creativity, Inc. (Catmull)
- Customer retention/satisfaction
D
- Data analysis
- actionability
- best practices ...
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