Loran Garnett

An example of KPI is battery life on your computer.
Specific: It gives you the exact percentage of your battery life.
Measurable: It records it as you use it and as you charge it depending on usage or time plugged in.
Achievable: The less you use your computer the higher it will be, as well as when you charge it.
Relevant: It lets you know…[Read more]

Apple vs. Google company structure, as seen through patents

I found the article “Apple vs. Google company structure, as seen through patents” to be interesting because they are known to be some of the most innovative companies. In this visualization it compares patent ownership which provides a good example on the…[Read more]

I found an article on where the hot places to go “on holiday” are in 2017. This interests me because I love to travel, and no matter what job I get into I would enjoy traveling to different offices of just flying somewhere with my extra time. I found this website under the “Great Data Sites” tab on the right side of this page. The article just…[Read more]

An example of conventional wisdom is that you loose memory as your age increases. To test it you would need data on an experiment that tests memory. For example if you were to make a group look through a set of pictures then recall which ones they were after they went away. You’d test their accuracy then compare by age. Ultimately the analysis of…[Read more]