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Join the Women in Analytics quarterly meetings for 2023, held on the 3rd Thursday of every third month. T o accommodate time zones and busy work schedules, we are offering two meeting times – 12 pm or 4 pm EST! REGISTER HERE . The Women in Analytics ...
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For the past few years, Sharon Flynn has done an amazing job as the Chair of DAA Women in Analytics. She has guided the ship and provided great resources like our WiA Mural Board activity, the WiA Survey, and programming that aligns with the WiA mission ...
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#BreakTheStigma - May is Mental Health Awareness Month Introduction: Mental health in Tech Fostering mental wellness for employees in tech companies benefits everyone including clients. However, it’s not an easy task to check off. Mental ...
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This article is written to serve as a documentation of the implementation journey our members have been on and serves as a testament of the DAA DNA. Any member in our organization can make a difference and rise as an organic leader. Our ...
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There is never a dull moment for digital natives. This ever-changing landscape of seismic market shifts, new technologies and a dramatically accelerated pace of movement holds us forever on our toes; grey (and ‘greying’) cells actively trying to ...
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As technology has continued to advance, many classic marketing methods have started to go the way of the dodo. We’re here to tell you that they shouldn’t go extinct just yet. There are quite a few traditional marketing methods that your business should ...
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Happy New Year! It is 2022, and here we are - ringing in the new year and taking a few minutes to reflect on the old. At this time last year, with the release of vaccines and reopening of businesses, we thought 2021 would be a return to something close ...
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The General Problem While working in remote conditions, many interactions with co-workers can feel very transactional. This is not terrible, but far from inspiring. The casual water cooler talks don't happen anymore, and many people are burnt out ...
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You’ve made it through the summer, maybe had a chance to use some vacation time, and now you’re ready to tackle a busy fall feeling calm and refreshed, right? Well maybe? There’s a good chance you aren’t as relaxed these days as you might like. Nor ...
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Our Member Profile has been updated with a few questions on member demographics. These will not be part of your public profile, but will be analyzed in aggregate. If you haven’t yet, please update your profile by clicking the "Update Now" button and ...
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The Request for Some Simple Tracking In my current role I manage analytics implementations for the United States division of an enterprise company. We had a request to implement tracking on 2 popups that appeared on the homepage of two seperate websites. ...
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Turning Common Website Analytics Issues into Measurement Opportunities I am just going to come out and say it: collecting website analytics data can be intimidating. It requires a level of technical know-how to implement, training to configure correctly, ...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly every industry, fundamentally altering the way most organizations conduct daily business — and that includes how we recruit, hire, and retain IT talent. Robert Half Technology surveyed more than 2,800 senior ...
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A product manager, an analyst and an engineer walk into a bar. The product manager says, “I need insights fast.” The analyst says, “First, I need tracking requirements from the product manager so I can review them with the engineering and data ...
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Tammy Kim-Newman contributes another great piece for this month's guest blog series, with insight on big data and young talent, and what that could mean for your business. Big data means big business. As technology continues to advance, the need for ...
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I am very proud to serve the DAA’s Women in Analytics community and greatly admire the contributions the members of this community have made. Recently we conducted a survey of members inviting input on the future direction of WiA, with the goal of reinvigorating ...
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This month's guest blogger, Tammy Kim-Newman, focuses on how a job description can make all the difference in attracting the right talent. Read on for more... Attracting talent begins with your job posting. It’s how your company makes a first impression ...
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Recently, I worked for a large financial institution on the client side, leading a global enterprise-wide team that served 12 million customers and more than 46,000 employees. My team focused on digital analytics; there were other teams actively using ...
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The following is a reprint of a blog post I published on the Search Discovery blog that seemed to resonate with a lot of folks... Dear Executives, My name is Adam Greco, and I have been in the digital analytics field for quite a while. ...
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Tammy Kim-Newman joins us again in this month's Guest Blogger Series for DAA with research from the University of Waterloo on 2021 workforce trends. The world of work is an ever-changing space and the changes that come with tackling global pandemic ...
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