By: Greta Roberts, CEO, Talent Analytics, Corp. @gretaroberts
In early August, our Director of Marketing reached out to the Editor of a well-known online magazine. They are described as one of the leading voices in the HR profession that serves human resource leaders and professionals. (We agree). We approached them offering two high value, well-received articles that use an analytics approach to understand
In anticipation of his upcoming keynote conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World Healthcare in Boston, “Real-Time Modeling of Surgical Site Infections,” we asked John Cromwell, M.D., Associate Professor at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, a few...
In the data audit process, canned routines are programmed that can provide analytics practitioners with their first glimpse regarding data quality. Three canned programming routines look at the following: A random sample of 100 records Data Diagnostics...
In anticipation of her upcoming conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World Healthcare in Boston, “Developing a Mortality Prediction Model for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC),” we asked Linda Miner, Ph.D., Professor at Southern Nazerene University, a few questions...
(Part 6 (of 11) of the Top 10 Data Mining Mistakes, drawn from the Handbook of Statistical Analysis and Data Mining Applications) -John Elder (elder datamininglab com) I often evaluate promising investment systems, for possible...
In anticipation of his upcoming conference keynote at Predictive Analytics World Healthcare in Boston, “Big Data and Clinical Decision Support,” we asked Marty Kohn, M.D., Chief Medical Scientist at Jointly Health, a few questions about his work...
What if predictive analytics could help prevent acts of terrorism? With so much at stake, should the government responsibly monitor data surveillance? If data privacy surveillance is the route to take, how should the government implement this?...
In anticipation of his upcoming conference keynote at Predictive Analytics World Boston, “Problems, then Techniques, then Toys. Keeping Your Predictive Analytics Right-side Up,” we asked John Foreman, Chief Scientist at MailChimp, a few questions about his...
Interviewing Eric Siegel on the radio, a Hollywood big wig introduced predictive analytics as insidious, ominous, very manipulative, Machiavellian, and Orwellian; “Big Brother is watching you.” Siegel countered with how prediction is good for the world. 15...
If you follow the workforce analytics space, you may have read yet another article about moneyball and the innovative people analytics companies leading the way around using data to optimize workforce. There are certainly some fantastic and...
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