What I talk about when I talk about data
When I talk about data the sentence that I utter most often is: “Look at Your Data”. It is also the most important sentence I say.
This is a talk aimed at those who care deeply about data itself. Big data, little data; my data, your data. We care about it. In this talk we will start with a single cell and use it to build a fully functioning CRM.
As a database developer I have worked on numerous CRMs and seen data sets turn into deals. I personally am more interested in the former, my MD is more interested in the latter. When I talk about data I talk about organizations, people, vocations, life, death and whatever you yourself care to bring along.
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I am an IT Director presently leading an ever-growing team of 14. I have been leading IT and data teams since 2003. Before that I have had just about every data-related job going (I started as an analyst as a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed 18 year old way back in 1995).
My specialism is Data. Data comes in all shapes and sizes and I like bringing order to it. Typically I will approach a data source by: first looking at it, then making sense of it, and finally utilising it. The goal is (usually) to form a robust system that supports repeat interrogation.
In addition, I have a long history of automating complex systems, designing databases, producing management information and performing data analyses.
I enjoy my work.
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