Lindsey G Sumichrast

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/11/08/equifax-says-it-owns-all-its-data-about-you/?utm_term=.611c3f5a59c7

This article has an extremely interesting take on the Equifax data breach, the dives into why it happened in the first place. I’ve always known that when you submit information for something free in return you are the…[Read more]

An example of a KPI is what I buy for groceries. This example is specific and measurable because I can know how many of what I buy, and at what prices. It’s achievable because I can find different sales, use coupons, and use my reward points to get better deals. It is relevant it is relevant because it impacts my budget for the week and reminds me…[Read more]

The most common, number 3, has happened to me with smaller data sets that I was simply looking around in and large datasets I was working on for a client project. Regardless the magnitude of this error I found it be extremely frustrating after spending hours cleaning and recoding data. I learn to set up the autosave feature on my personal computer…[Read more]

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-09-19/facebook-doesn-t-know-what-german-voters-think

In a new technology age, social media engagement was more predictive in the United States election than traditional polls, and Facebook targeting had become the root of a private investigation into out election hack. While this is known, it doesn’t…[Read more]

Asking why is by far the most important because it pushes the analyst and the viewer to think about the “so what”. This step is crucial to critical thinking and problem-solving since it forces us to not just understand the problem but synthesize a solution to an insight. In the article, he explains that this is where the actionable results are…[Read more]

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