What are some characteristics of a growth mindset and how can having this frame of mind benefit people who work in analytics? Here are three ways.More
How Organizations Can Use Analytics for Supply Chain Agility
When the pandemic hit, the companies that found the most success were the ones that could pivot the most quickly. You shouldn’t have to rely on a lucky alignment of circumstances for ways that your business might survive an interruption. It’s not too late to put a system in place so your organization can get an idea of what to expect the next time the unexpected happens.More
5 Data Trends for 2023
2023 is shaping up to be a unique year. Over the past couple of years, the pandemic forced people to adopt many different ways of interacting with data. Now, the challenge is to build upon that in new ways.
In this white paper, we look at some of the data trends that will result from this unprecedented set of circumstances.More
The Right Analytics Solution Involves More Than Data Alone
Data analytics tools are wonderful when they are used appropriately. But they shouldn’t be used to tell the complete story of an organization. In fact, they can’t.
There are cautionary tales everywhere about the misuse of data – organizations who were focused only on cutting costs, or taking information out of context without considering other repercussions.More
Inventory Analytics: Four Key Sales-Related Metrics to Watch
The ever-increasing digitization of the distribution business is generating ever-increasing amounts of data – and making it harder to discern which metrics are the most important for profitability and growth. For distributors, inventory is one of the most important drivers of success, thus underlining the need for insightful and actionable inventory analytics. Here are four metrics related to inventory and sales that will help distributors up their game.More
Inventory Analytics: Two Sets of Metrics that Really Matter
Distribution is an intensely competitive business and inventory is key to determining profitability. Applying advanced analytics to inventory management is a savvy way for distributors to track their performance and gain insights that can fuel profitability and growth. Distributors have a wide selection of metrics at their disposal that they can use to gauge their performance. Let’s take a look.More
What Data Can Tell Us About Mental Health
Mental illnesses affect more than 52 million Americans, or about 20 percent of the U.S. adult population, according to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). It would seem something afflicting so many people would provide plenty of data to study, but there is a tricky aspect to data surrounding mental health.More
November Newsletter from Dimensional Insight
Techbridge, Dimensional Insight’s newsletter is packed with articles every month. Visit this page to download your copy and back-numbers or subscribe through the link on the page. This month, November 2022, we have separate newsletters devoted to Healthcare Topics and Goods & Services topics, so plenty of reading for everyone in the downloads. Highlights include, “Using Analytics to Get a Pulse on theHealth of Your Emergency Department” and “How Distributors are Using Analytics to Tackle New Challenges”.
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DIUC Videos 2022
We are delighted to be able to share the full set of recorded presentations delivered at the Dimensional Insight User Conference in September 2022. This is a fantastic opportunity to catch up with any presentations you missed, or rewind and review the ones with more technical information.More
3 Potential Life-Saving Uses of Data
Data can help a business predict trends or it can provide a road map for how an organization can react to a possible disruption five years from now. But can it save lives?
All kinds of scientists are working to answer that question. Here are three potentially life-saving uses of data.More
What Data Can Tell Us About Being A Good Leader
There’s a reason organizations use data to make important business decisions: the analytics produces results that benefit the organization. Whether it’s simply a report that brings together existing data to assess progress or predictive analytics using that data to understand what is likely to happen in the future, if business leaders want to do their jobs as well as possible, they want to employ analytics however they can.More
How Distributors are Using Analytics to Tackle New Challenges
The past few years have been particularly volatile for the beverage alcohol industry, with many companies forced to abruptly change their business strategies to reflect the new status quo. Increased pressure from shifts in consumer behavior, along with the expansion of e-commerce and the emergence of major disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic, have all put serious strain on the traditional three-tier system.
Here we explore ways that analytics can help mitigate the strains.More