The hottest Data-driven Decision Making Substack posts right now

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The Data Score 59 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. The health of the US consumer in 2024 is complex, influenced by both tailwinds and headwinds, with different consumer cohorts showing varied spending behaviors.
  2. Low-income consumers are spending a higher percentage of their income on e-commerce, indicating potential shifts in spending habits influenced by factors like age demographics and value-seeking behavior.
  3. Analysis of specific industries like travel, home improvement, pet products, and fast fashion reveals changing consumer behaviors, highlighting trends such as a shift to home-related spending and considerations for subscription services like online streaming and pet supply shopping.
Fish Food for Thought 16 implied HN points 31 Jan 24
  1. Psychological safety is crucial for team success, more than individual skills or composition.
  2. Google's Project Aristotle highlighted the importance of emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills in successful teams.
  3. Data-driven decision-making is essential, but human elements like trust and open communication are critical for team success.
The Data Score 19 implied HN points 31 Oct 23
  1. The key questions for the BattleFin Corporate Discovery Day focus on understanding industry landscape changes from data insights, corporate use of alternative data, and managing data monetization ethically.
  2. The event panels will address how corporations incorporate alternative data in decision-making, showcase data value for ROI, and explore competitive intelligence and supply chain optimization through data analysis.
  3. Experts will discuss harnessing human capital data, utilizing weather data for profits, unlocking first-party data value, and leveraging alternative data for competitive edges in various industries.
The Data Score 39 implied HN points 05 Jun 23
  1. Data monetization involves creating revenue streams by refining and selling accumulated data.
  2. Large Language Models (LLMs) are advanced AI models trained on vast amounts of text data for generating human-like responses in various applications.
  3. Alpha generation in finance refers to outperforming the market or generating excess returns in an investment strategy.
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