Rub some data in it...
Geospatial chats and conversations...meet Bruce Buxton and enjoy our latest discussion.
Let's start exactly wherever you are. Big data is now industry agnostic. It isn't even necessarily siloed over in IT departments any longer.
But there is also a lot of garbage buried in there. We need to ask smarter questions and hold space for tension and consideration. Geospatial analytics can provide the granularity we need to bring those 30,000 feet insights into view.
I would also argue that to manipulate different levels of abstraction simultaneously--you may need to expand your knowledge base.
You must consider the overall purpose or business need while artfully and thoughtfully creating detailed aspects of implementation.
Considerations of governance, data architecture, quality, transformation, data modeling, visualization and eventually communication need to be prioritized upstream from meaningful insights.
But there is also a lot of garbage buried in there. We need to ask smarter questions and hold space for tension and consideration. Geospatial analytics can provide the granularity we need to bring those 30,000 feet insights into view.
I would also argue that to manipulate different levels of abstraction simultaneously--you may need to expand your knowledge base.
You must consider the overall purpose or business need while artfully and thoughtfully creating detailed aspects of implementation.
Considerations of governance, data architecture, quality, transformation, data modeling, visualization and eventually communication need to be prioritized upstream from meaningful insights.
because data talks, people mumble
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We are building a collaborative platform customized to how you learn, budgets of all sizes, and specific to your current skill needs--with an eye toward upstream and downstream integration.
We also realize that many of us are working within our homes with all the challenges that might present. The photo above cracks me up because my son was texting me about lunch without realizing I was conducting a workshop--live.
As part of the family of .health domains we are working with you and your teams for all your analytic needs--either how to build an effective data governance strategy with the leading expert in the field Nicola Askham, robust survey frameworks, or empowering your teams with a strong level set of skills that include introductory statistics and applied data science, data literacy, R programming, Python, and data visualization with Tableau.
We also realize that many of us are working within our homes with all the challenges that might present. The photo above cracks me up because my son was texting me about lunch without realizing I was conducting a workshop--live.
As part of the family of .health domains we are working with you and your teams for all your analytic needs--either how to build an effective data governance strategy with the leading expert in the field Nicola Askham, robust survey frameworks, or empowering your teams with a strong level set of skills that include introductory statistics and applied data science, data literacy, R programming, Python, and data visualization with Tableau.
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Individual coaching for attention directed to a specific project, initiative, or data challenge.
Usually 60 minute sessions or scheduled ongoing as needed to meet short or long-term goals--can be focused on data curation and analysis or medical writing. 
Schedule a free 15 minute session to discuss your data strategy or we can tackle a specific business need in real time.
ArcGIS StoryMap -- Poverty
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5 steps to a better data strategy
1. SIGNUP FOR MY NEWSLETTER
2. READ A BOOK ABOUT DATA 3. FIND DATABASES THAT CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS Integrate new data into your pipeline 
4. ANALYZE DATA build new skills or tools with your current team
5. WRITE A COMPELLING NARRATIVE using data informed stories and visualizations tableau training...
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“The soul of collaboration is perfect candor, rudeness if need be. Its prerequisite, Crick said, is parity of standing in science, for if one figure is too much senior to the other, that’s when the serpent politeness creeps in. A good scientist values criticism almost higher than friendship: no, in science criticism is the height and measure of friendship. The collaborator points out the obvious, with due impatience. He stops the nonsense . . .”-- Horace Freeland Judson
“ When “i” is replaced with “we” even illness becomes wellness"--Malcolm X
