This document provides instructions for contributing facts to the PESTLEWeb library to support the site's analysis tools. It outlines a "Fact Drive" where users are asked to contribute 49 facts. The 4 step process involves registering on the site, opening the drawing canvas, adding facts under the PESTLE categories, and saving the diagram. Suggested topics for facts include different industries, countries, issues. The goal is to build a 7x7 grid of crowd-sourced facts to enrich analysis on the site.
These slides present how PixCone can be used to create visualization of a real Open Data compliant CSV table. Data is released under the UK Open Government Licence (OGL) and has been downloaded from http://data.gov.uk.
The Best way to do PEST Analysis
This slideshow provides a brief tutorial on a new diagrammatic method, developed at the world famous Henley Business School in the UK.
The new method overcomes some of the major weaknesses of traditional PEST /‘PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental) analysis. Traditional PESTLE tends to generate a random list of unrelated facts – not very useful for understanding your business, developing strategy or convincing other business leaders.
We show how you can use the PESTLEWeb method to tell a clear and compelling ‘story’ that leads from key issues to business threats and opportunities.
PESTLEWeb is supported by a new tool at www.PESTLEWeb.com. The new web-based tool helps you create great graphics and enables the automatic generation of outline reports and tabulated data to support your paper or presentation.
These slides present how PixCone can be used to create visualization of a real Open Data compliant CSV table. Data is released under the UK Open Government Licence (OGL) and has been downloaded from http://data.gov.uk.
The Best way to do PEST Analysis
This slideshow provides a brief tutorial on a new diagrammatic method, developed at the world famous Henley Business School in the UK.
The new method overcomes some of the major weaknesses of traditional PEST /‘PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental) analysis. Traditional PESTLE tends to generate a random list of unrelated facts – not very useful for understanding your business, developing strategy or convincing other business leaders.
We show how you can use the PESTLEWeb method to tell a clear and compelling ‘story’ that leads from key issues to business threats and opportunities.
PESTLEWeb is supported by a new tool at www.PESTLEWeb.com. The new web-based tool helps you create great graphics and enables the automatic generation of outline reports and tabulated data to support your paper or presentation.
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Elasticsearch est un moteur de recherche Open Source très puissant basé sur
Apache Lucene. Il permet l'indexation de millions de données, leur recherche et leur
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référence tels que FourSquare, GitHub, OpenDataSoft ou encore Dailymotion.
Alter Way et Elasticsearch vous convient à venir découvrir la suite Elasticsearch
enfin disponible en version 1.0 et prête pour la production !
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Business Intelligence at Blackrock
By
Emmanuella Omeife, Oluwatobi Elugbadebo,
Muthu Krishnan Selvam & Rakesh Reddy
Agenda
Introduction
Blackrock Overview
Business Intelligence Overview
Blackrocks Database
Results
Next Steps
Summary
Blackrock Overview
Blackrock Overview
Organization Overview: Blackrock is a major Asian food chain established in 2001 with over 100+ restaurant locations in the United States
Current Challenge: Blackrock’s leadership team is interested in learning how they can harness their data to make better business decisions
Research Question:
How can Blackrock utilize Microsoft PowerBI to compare the popularity between Soba, Ramen & Pho ?
To help blackrock, we helped them to solve on their major challenges which is to compare popularity between soba , etc
Business Intelligence Overview
Definition: Process by which businesses analyze current and historical data using technological tools in enhancing strategic decision-making and staying ahead of the competition.
Purpose: Business intelligence tools have made it easier which process big data sets from many sources and deliver insights in visual representations that are easy to grasp and distribute.
Example of BI Tools: Power BI, Tableau, Datephine, Google Studio, Microstrategy, Zoho Analytics
Business Intelligence
Brand Positioning: Organizations can Identify trends that might enable them make effective decisions on their brand
Efficiency: Business Intelligence supports more effective decision making by relying on data-driven strategies and insights
Competitive Advantage: Business Intelligence supports knowledge sharing and organizational innovation, which can enable organizations develop a competitive advantage. (Eidizadeh et al., 2017)
Business Intelligence Benefits
For example, you can look at when your restaurant is busiest, change your staffing plan, and deal with the demand increase.
Blackrocks Database
Assessment: Blackrock’s current database contains over 100,000 customer and marketing data.
Next Steps: To show Blackrock how business intelligence tools can support them, we decided to solve an ongoing problem the team was having in comparing the popularity between Soba, Ramen, and Pho
Current Database Assessment
For example, you can look at when your restaurant is busiest, change your staffing plan, and deal with the demand increase.
Inputs: Google Trends search history on Pho, Ramen, and Soba
Tool: Microsoft's Power BI.
Benefits of Power BI: Rich features, superior accessibility, user friendly and embeddable attributes
Application
Results
Results and Findings
This graphic was extracted from our final Power BI report. It compares the number of times Pho, Ramen, and Soba were searched every year since 2016.
Here are some of the findings:
Ramen is consistently the most searched category amongst the three categories
Soba is the least searched category
Ramen and Pho are more popular in the u ...
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Learning Objectives:
• Gaining a good understanding of both important topics
• Understanding that data only operates at a very intricate, specifically dependent intent and what this means
• Understand state-of-the-practice
• Coordination is key, requiring necessary but insufficient interdependencies and sequencing
• Practice makes perfect
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Learn how to with Mico Yuk:
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While working with Agile projects, we simply can't get away from tracking and showcasing the progress of the project. A typical Agile project would be working with estimates, story points, velocities, burn-up or burn-down charts.
I have witnessed numerous sprint reviews and showcases where the business is only waiting to see those few slides of the presentation where there is the "actual" red worm, running against the "planned" green worm, trying to catch-up. If the red worm is ahead, I have seen a smile on the faces of the stakeholders. If it matches the green one, there is a sigh of relief. And as a development team you should just pray that the poor red guy is not falling behind the green one, lest it might lead to a lot of questions starting with why, how, what etc.
There have also been times where there have been some unfortunate heated discussions that last forever on why did the team end up not claiming a few points that they had committed. What gets lost is what the team accomplished in the sprint that adds good value to the product. There have also been times where the estimates are being questioned by the product owner or account managers. If you are working in a distributed setup where the product owner is working out of a different country, the problem is even bigger.
Let us think about a scenario where the project gets completed on time, budget and scope. Majority (or all) of estimates were correct. However, when the product went live to the market it failed big time. What is the use of building such a product?
Are we focusing too much on numbers and points and overlooking the other important aspects of Agile software development such as producing software that delights the customers and looking for ways on how we can measure that? Are we measuring if we are creating a solid, robust and a scalable platform that is ready for future developments and enhancements? Are we measuring the outcomes of the time we are spending in the shoes of the people who will actually use the software?
The objective of this presentation is to promote the thinking of measuring what matters for your project. To measure the goals that your software development wants to achieve. I don't plan to showcase an exhaustive list of measurements that can solve all your problems, however, I instead want to highlight some samples that I have used in my projects with the help of my team, that helped us to measure things that add value to the business and development v/S simply creating burn down charts.
Majorly, I want to encourage thinking out of the box to identify what measurements will really matter for your projects. Perhaps from the eyes of the users and business and see what things if measured will add a lot more value than simply estimates, and will help in creating a valuable product that will truly delight the business and the users of the product.
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Since the 1950s, AI has been plagued by overpromise and underperformance, particularly at the interface between AI and topical Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). AI has struggled to produce results that SMEs deem effective. As the current hype around the most recent wave of AI recedes, it is time to assess if the new round of research has improved AI’s capacity to help SMEs. This presentation looks at three aspects of current AI research that might actually be useful: Composite AI, Generative AI, and Small Data. These three approaches have the capacity to reduce the distance between AI systems and SMEs by allowing experts to have more local control and input into the behavior of AI systems. This closer interaction has the potential to lead to useful, effective results for SMEs.
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Elasticsearch est un moteur de recherche Open Source très puissant basé sur
Apache Lucene. Il permet l'indexation de millions de données, leur recherche et leur
analyse en temps réel. Les outils Elascticsearch sont déjà utilisés par des acteurs de
référence tels que FourSquare, GitHub, OpenDataSoft ou encore Dailymotion.
Alter Way et Elasticsearch vous convient à venir découvrir la suite Elasticsearch
enfin disponible en version 1.0 et prête pour la production !
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Peter Jacobs, head of digital engagement, Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Presentation by John Repko to the Colorado Society for Information Management (http://www.sim-colorado.org/), March 19, 2013. It talks about big data "killer apps," and the two kinds of innovation ("Hindsight" and "Foresight") that big data can bring to any business.
Business Intelligence at BlackrockByEmmanuella Omeife, OluwaTawnaDelatorrejs
Business Intelligence at Blackrock
By
Emmanuella Omeife, Oluwatobi Elugbadebo,
Muthu Krishnan Selvam & Rakesh Reddy
Agenda
Introduction
Blackrock Overview
Business Intelligence Overview
Blackrocks Database
Results
Next Steps
Summary
Blackrock Overview
Blackrock Overview
Organization Overview: Blackrock is a major Asian food chain established in 2001 with over 100+ restaurant locations in the United States
Current Challenge: Blackrock’s leadership team is interested in learning how they can harness their data to make better business decisions
Research Question:
How can Blackrock utilize Microsoft PowerBI to compare the popularity between Soba, Ramen & Pho ?
To help blackrock, we helped them to solve on their major challenges which is to compare popularity between soba , etc
Business Intelligence Overview
Definition: Process by which businesses analyze current and historical data using technological tools in enhancing strategic decision-making and staying ahead of the competition.
Purpose: Business intelligence tools have made it easier which process big data sets from many sources and deliver insights in visual representations that are easy to grasp and distribute.
Example of BI Tools: Power BI, Tableau, Datephine, Google Studio, Microstrategy, Zoho Analytics
Business Intelligence
Brand Positioning: Organizations can Identify trends that might enable them make effective decisions on their brand
Efficiency: Business Intelligence supports more effective decision making by relying on data-driven strategies and insights
Competitive Advantage: Business Intelligence supports knowledge sharing and organizational innovation, which can enable organizations develop a competitive advantage. (Eidizadeh et al., 2017)
Business Intelligence Benefits
For example, you can look at when your restaurant is busiest, change your staffing plan, and deal with the demand increase.
Blackrocks Database
Assessment: Blackrock’s current database contains over 100,000 customer and marketing data.
Next Steps: To show Blackrock how business intelligence tools can support them, we decided to solve an ongoing problem the team was having in comparing the popularity between Soba, Ramen, and Pho
Current Database Assessment
For example, you can look at when your restaurant is busiest, change your staffing plan, and deal with the demand increase.
Inputs: Google Trends search history on Pho, Ramen, and Soba
Tool: Microsoft's Power BI.
Benefits of Power BI: Rich features, superior accessibility, user friendly and embeddable attributes
Application
Results
Results and Findings
This graphic was extracted from our final Power BI report. It compares the number of times Pho, Ramen, and Soba were searched every year since 2016.
Here are some of the findings:
Ramen is consistently the most searched category amongst the three categories
Soba is the least searched category
Ramen and Pho are more popular in the u ...
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Learning Objectives:
• Gaining a good understanding of both important topics
• Understanding that data only operates at a very intricate, specifically dependent intent and what this means
• Understand state-of-the-practice
• Coordination is key, requiring necessary but insufficient interdependencies and sequencing
• Practice makes perfect
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Learn how to with Mico Yuk:
Qualify your dashboard project before starting
Transform your KPIs into actionable KPIs
Tell a story with your KPI's and Data
Build mockups right the first time
Boost user adoption using our hacks
Build in any tool!
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While working with Agile projects, we simply can't get away from tracking and showcasing the progress of the project. A typical Agile project would be working with estimates, story points, velocities, burn-up or burn-down charts.
I have witnessed numerous sprint reviews and showcases where the business is only waiting to see those few slides of the presentation where there is the "actual" red worm, running against the "planned" green worm, trying to catch-up. If the red worm is ahead, I have seen a smile on the faces of the stakeholders. If it matches the green one, there is a sigh of relief. And as a development team you should just pray that the poor red guy is not falling behind the green one, lest it might lead to a lot of questions starting with why, how, what etc.
There have also been times where there have been some unfortunate heated discussions that last forever on why did the team end up not claiming a few points that they had committed. What gets lost is what the team accomplished in the sprint that adds good value to the product. There have also been times where the estimates are being questioned by the product owner or account managers. If you are working in a distributed setup where the product owner is working out of a different country, the problem is even bigger.
Let us think about a scenario where the project gets completed on time, budget and scope. Majority (or all) of estimates were correct. However, when the product went live to the market it failed big time. What is the use of building such a product?
Are we focusing too much on numbers and points and overlooking the other important aspects of Agile software development such as producing software that delights the customers and looking for ways on how we can measure that? Are we measuring if we are creating a solid, robust and a scalable platform that is ready for future developments and enhancements? Are we measuring the outcomes of the time we are spending in the shoes of the people who will actually use the software?
The objective of this presentation is to promote the thinking of measuring what matters for your project. To measure the goals that your software development wants to achieve. I don't plan to showcase an exhaustive list of measurements that can solve all your problems, however, I instead want to highlight some samples that I have used in my projects with the help of my team, that helped us to measure things that add value to the business and development v/S simply creating burn down charts.
Majorly, I want to encourage thinking out of the box to identify what measurements will really matter for your projects. Perhaps from the eyes of the users and business and see what things if measured will add a lot more value than simply estimates, and will help in creating a valuable product that will truly delight the business and the users of the product.
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3. • PESTLEWeb.com just got a major
make-over
• The new drawing Canvas includes a ‘Library’
of facts and issues ..
• Now you can instantly access a fast growing
library of crowd-sourced information
• Making PESTLEWeb hugely more productive
and easy to use!
Click to add
any issue to
your Diagram
4. • To kick-start the use of this new
feature I am organising a
‘Fact Drive’
• I want you to contribute 49 facts
to the PESTLEWeb library
– Yup .. not money, just a small
amount of your time and
knowledge!
5. Because ..
• You will be giving an important
boost to a worthwhile endeavour
• You can ensure that your
interests are reflected in the
PESTLEweb Library
• You will learn great tool that
supports strategy analysis and
corporate alignment
7. Four Easy Steps …
1. Go to PESTLEWeb.com and
register
2. Log on – and open the Canvas
3. Add your 49 facts
4. Save your PESTLEWeb diagram
More details on the next slides ….
8. 1. Register at PESTLEWeb.com
• Go to www.PESTLEWeb.com
– Click on this green button to register ..
– Enter a user-name, your e-mail address and a
password.
• Check your e-mail inbox for an e-mail from
PESTLEWeb
– Click on the link in the e-mail to activate your account
• Note: We never pass on your details to 3rd
parties
– and we don’t send spam!
9. 2. Log on and open the Canvas
• Enter your user-name and password to
log-in
• Click on the ‘Canvas’ menu option to use
PESTLEWeb..
10. 3. Add your facts ..
• To add a fact – click on one
of the PESTLE buttons in
‘Tools’
• Type your fact into the
block that appears
– Like this ->
• Save your diagram
regularly
– Just click on the disk icon
Create a Fact
Save Diagram
11. Your Goal –
a 7x7 grid of Facts
(I know there are only 5 rows here – a square graphic looked
weird so I only included the first 5 rows!)
12. Where do I get the facts from?
• Type a country and an industry or
generic issue into Google!
• Great research sites include:
– https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/
– http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/html/index.en.html
– http://www.worldbank.org/
• Our current key targets for facts
are on the next slide ..
13. Facts in Demand
• Industries ..
– Aerospace
– Automotive
– Banking
– Chemical
– Computer
– Electronics
– Fishing
– Food
– Garment
– Manufacturing
– Petroleum
– Pharmaceutical
– Plastics
– Pulp and Paper
– Real estate
• Industries ..
– Service
– Shipping
– Space
– Steel
– Textile
– Toy
– Transport
– Water
• Generic Issues
– Population
– Health
– Economics
– Government
– Energy
– Transportation
• Countries
– Argentina
– Australia
– Brazil
– Canada
– China
– France
– Germany
– India
– Indonesia
– Italy
– Japan
– Mexico
– Russia
– South Africa
– Turkey
– United Kingdom
– United States
– Europe
14. If you have an orange
and you give it to me –
then I have the orange
but you do not.
But if you give me some
knowledge - then we both
have that knowledge
forever.
15. • You can find out more about
PESTLEWeb here:
– http://youtu.be/7HN1918YXA0
– http://www.slideshare.net/PESTLE
Web/the-easy-way-to-do-pest-
analysis
– http://pestleweb.com/about.php
• And, of course, I would love to
get your feedback on your use of
PESTLWeb.com