Best Practices

Having a plan to tackle your analyses will not just save time—it will save effort, cost, and resources.

When you meet executives where they are, speaking in terms of revenue, strategy, and tangible outcomes instead of asking them to translate your analysis into their priorities, something fundamental shifts.

This article shares my own strategies to turn any analysis into something executives embrace.

Your stomach drops. You've got spreadsheets scattered across three folders, data from four different sources, and exactly two and a half hours to make sense of it all.

This article walks through five connected practices that consistently turn scattered metrics into recommendations stakeholders trust and act on quickly.

Shifting from reporter to advisor boils down to five practices that make your analysis auditable, understandable, and defensible.

data storytelling—the disciplined practice of presenting evidence so stakeholders immediately understand what matters most, why it's changing, who it affects, and what opportunity lies ahead.

You already have everything you need to make your data visualizations powerful and persuasive. What you might be missing is the strategic framework to channel that power effectively.

Your spreadsheet isn't just a calculator—it's a strategic weapon.

This guide will show you exactly how to transform raw numbers into winning strategies that get results.

How the most influential analytics professionals use ethical practices to earn a seat at the executive table—and keep it.

Our most powerful insights come when we truly focus on what the data and our stakeholders are trying to say.

Case studies are a valuable tool for businesses to express value and elevate their profiles.

In my interest to better understand what ATSC is all about, and hoping to share a point where others can add, refine and even revise, I thought I'd pull together some insights to provide a compilation of thoughts and information.

An understanding of company goals, well defined questions, collection of the data to track and manage the KPIs, who is owns the tracking, transparency on the reporting and interpretation of the data supporting them, are all part of something that seems so simple at first glance.

The difference between reports that get filed away and those that drive real change? Clear writing that tells a story.

The solution isn't about becoming a data science wizard or mastering complex statistical methods. It's about something much simpler: getting organized.

Every data analyst faces this same challenge: transforming raw numbers into insights to make an impactful statement without getting carried away

Transform your data analysis from ignored reports to executive action. Learn 5 proven tactics from a seasoned analyst to make your insights impossible to ignore.

Transform business problems into data insights. Step-by-step guide for college students and new professionals starting analytics careers.