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A Bucket of Wings: A Case Study Of Better-Informed Decisions
In my blog Use Data To Support Arguments, Not Arguments To Support Data, I articulated how better-informed decisions are typically made and the role that business intelligence (BI) should play....
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Audience
It goes without saying that when we design anything, we must know and understand our audience well. But I often find that in mobile business intelligence (BI) projects, this is where the first...
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10 Common Mobile BI Assumptions You Should Avoid
If organizations are going to utilize mobile business intelligence (BI) to drive growth and profitability, they must take a holistic approach that leverages technology’s strengths and minimize its...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Purpose
A rise in the use of mobile devices and applications has heightened the demand for enterprises to elevate their plans to deliver mobile business intelligence (BI) solutions. However, designing mobile...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Environment
Anyone who has designed or developed a new product knows that understanding the environment in which the product or solution will be used by its end users is extremely important. The environment is...
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Sports And Analytics: Vision For Tomorrow
Imagine traveling back in time to attend a major sports event in the early 20th Century. The game-day broadcast may be available, but only on the radio. You may be able to buy hot dogs, but there are...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Design Elements
The advent of the mouse and large screen-dependent design elements of the PC era influenced the makeup of traditional business intelligence (BI) solutions. Similarly, mobile BI comes with its own...
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Everyday BI: Introduction
Business intelligence (BI) is everywhere. It’s more accessible. It’s mobile. It’s in the cloud. It runs in real time. It’s part of “Big Data” and small data. Simply put, BI surfaces, in one shape or...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Real Estate
Just as the saying goes “There are three things that matter in property: location, location, location,” the screen on a mobile device is the most valuable design property. The limited amount of space...
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The Fan Experience Matters: Overview
This is the first in a series of blogs on the fan experience in sports and analytics. The desire to deliver a world-class fan experience may not be found in data, but a world-class fan experience...
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5 Must-Have Mobile BI Features
The use of mobile business intelligence (BI) as a framework to enable faster, better-informed decision making continues to expand as the technology advances and more users become mobile ready. Whether...
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The Fan Experience Matters: Analyzing The Formula
Winning is the only measurement that counts most in sports, but what if your team does not win the championship? That is a guaranteed outcome for all but one team in each league every season. Some...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: Consistency Principle
In mobile business intelligence (BI) design, the “consistency principle” is the most powerful tool to effectively deliver a mobile user experience. Developing components that are both consistent and...
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Everyday BI: Typical User Profile
In the first installment of this series, I described everyday BI as a concept that surfaces everywhere in our daily lives. Next, I want to portray the essential attributes of everyday BI users in...
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Leadership Starts With One
Great leaders have inspired millions of people throughout history. Likewise, today’s great business leaders at all levels motivate employees to transform their enterprises and help them reach new...
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Diligence Is Key To Successful Proof Of Concepts
When integrating business and technology, proof of concepts (POC) are invaluable. Whether you’re designing business intelligence (BI) solutions, mobile apps, or business processes, POCs can help to...
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Do You Have The Right Mobile Mindset?
Mobile has become a key ingredient in the integration of business and technology. If designed and delivered effectively, it provides unparalleled convenience, speed, and ease of use. However, having...
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Surveys Generate Data But Don’t Necessarily Replace Hard Data
Surveys, questionnaires, and polls generate data, but survey data and hard data aren’t the same thing. I often see them treated in the same light in the context of answering business questions or...
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The Fan Experience Matters: Data Is A Strategic Asset
Sports and entertainment organizations collect tremendous amounts of data on the fan experience, such as attendance, ticketing, merchandise, etc. These data troves can provide invaluable opportunities...
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Mobile BI Design Framework: The Art Of Performance
In mobile business intelligence (BI) design, performance is one of the most critical elements of the mobile BI success formula. High quality content, reliable data, and mobile purpose are a must....
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