A sobering article about where we are really at but still some lesson in there for us all to learn from.
According to a recent survey.
Not too surprising, but a bit depressing.
When I was at EY, this article did the rounds (written by an EY person). It turns out a significant part of the reason analytics isn’t making more of an impact is that it shows up poor executive decision making.
Essentially C-suite leaders gang up on analytics leads for telling the truth about performance leading to turnover and vacancies in analytics leadership roles.
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