Simple Strategies for Turning Data into Insights

In this video, you'll learn simple strategies for getting what you actually want from your data: insights.
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[@shirleyscarbrough2081]

Very simply explained and very helpful as a good overview.

[@shefy9643]

Great content in this video! Thanks! I'm relatively new to analytics, and your channel seems to be a great place for learning. Still looking for those hidden doors haha.

[@marquisbutler7898]

How can one discover valuable insights or uncover hidden opportunities within data to enhance overall performance? While I'm aware that my Garmin watch utilizes data patterns to offer suggestions when certain standards are not met, I wonder if there are alternative methods for deriving insights from data that could lead to performance improvements. Is this approach specific to my Garmin watch, or are there broader applications of data analysis to achieve similar benefits in different contexts?

[@andres5molano]

Hello Ruben, I have a question I hope you can help me. I have a background in business administration, credit analysis and sales. I am trying to apply for jobs in major companies where they required all what I think I have but also experience or knowledge in data analysis related to sales. MY QUESTION; Do you have any course or strategy that can suggest me to learn the basics and a little more advance stuff about data analytics?

[@juandavidceballossanchez8789]

I am been working and general involved in data analytics for around 3 years. I have none course to recommend you but for your analysis and daily tasks I truly advise you to always try to solve questions in the argot it's also called business problem. By doing this you will be exploring and connecting dots which at the end of the day will challenge you to use technicall and other skills like problem solving, teamwork (bc none knows everything) and others..