The All Analytics Podcast

InformationWeek and AllAnalytics Radio welcome top quantitative recruitment expert, Linda Burtch. She is founder and managing director of the quantitative executive recruitment firm, Burtchworks, and has worked in the space for decades. Burtch shares her advice for data scientists, analytics pros, and other quantitative professionals looking to keep their careers on track in 2018 and beyond.

Why are some retailers outperforming the competition? What secrets do the top Omnichannel retailers share? Join AllAnalytics Radio as we welcome retail experts Brian Kilcourse and Paula Rosenblum to share the results of their research on how some retailers are outperforming the market, even in today's tough environment. Kilcourse and Rosenblum are analysts at RSR Research specializing in retail strategies. Learn what factors you should focus on to make your business one of those overperformers.

In the 4 years since Lean Analytics was first published by Alistair Croll, the book has helped companies determine their business models and growth stages and identify the One Metric That Matters. Following this path can help companies reduce risk and move faster in product development and customer satisfaction, following the Lean Startup methodology.

Rogers brings his experience with data science, AI, machine learning, and related technologies to a broad range of applications as he helps enterprises with work on their big important projects. It's part of a program in place at Intel to help spread the knowledge and implementation of advanced analytics to businesses and other organizations.

A panel of our expert big data bloggers discuss how citizen data scientists can help move organizations to data-driven decision making. These are business professionals who recognize the value of analytics but aren't schooled as career data science professionals. We discuss who they are and how they can help.

David O'Toole, Director of eCommerce for TV retailer QVC joined Analytics Radio to talk about the analytics experience at QVC. The network has created a new real-time data collection and analysis program.

Megan Smith was the third Chief Technology Officer of the US in the Obama Administration, and left the role this year. She joined a special edition of AllAnalytics Radio on Monday to talk her experience transforming a large organization and more. Smith calms those fears about everyone losing their jobs to automation and offers innovative ideas for growing a new generation of tech-savvy citizens. For more about Smith's presentations at SAS Analytics Experience, visit AllAnalytics.com.

Our topic is the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR. Don't think that because your company is based outside of Europe that it doesn't matter to you. There's a good chance companies in the US, Canada and elsewhere will be subject to GDPR simply by holding data about EU citizens.

Dun & Bradstreet CAO Nipa Basu to AllAnalytics radio to talk about her job, her duties, and what an CAO does every day. Consider it your opportunity to score an information interview with an insider who can answer your toughest questions about the job.

Amid a turbulent time for the news media and a groundbreaking time for the advancement of data analytics, Bloomberg is positioned to apply the benefits of AI and machine learning to news gathering, and more. Bloomberg CTO Gideon Mann joins All Analytics Radio. Mann's work touches a wide range of issues, from how data science can be used for news gathering and reporting and fact checking to some experiments the firm is conducting about how augmented reality might be used in an enterprise setting.

John Johnson, a statistician with a Ph.D. in economics from MIT, is the author of the book Everydata: The Misinformation Hidden in the Little Data You Consume Every Day. He joins us at AllAnalytics radio to discuss topics such as the concept of "fake news" and how to find insight in data and which information to trust and not to trust in the growing flood that drowns us every day.

UBM All Analytics bloggers Jessica Davis and James Connolly examine the progress that analytics has made in the business world over the past couple of years. Learn more about the rapid growth of enterprise interest in leveraging data to build out artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, IoT, and customer facing marking and support apps.

A2 Radio: Real World Use Cases for Big Data

A2 Radio: Analytics and the Use of Psycho-demographic Profiles

A2 Radio: The State of Analytics in 2017