Tiger Woods won his 78th career PGA event on Sunday at The Players Championship. The commentators were tireless in their mentions of the fact that his was Woods’s 300th PGA event start. I’m a bad golfer and a worse baseball player, but I found myself wanting to combine the two …
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I’m chunking up my reflections on last week’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I’ve got a list of eight possible topics, but I seriously doubt I’ll managed to cover all of them. The closing keynote at eMetrics was Matt Wilson and Andrew Janis talking about how they’ve been evolving …
I’m chunking up my reflections on last week’s eMetrics conference in San Francisco into several posts. I’ve got a list of eight possible topics, but I seriously doubt I’ll managed to cover all of them. One of the first sessions I attended at last week’s eMetrics was Jim Novo’s session …
I keep posting things elsewhere and forgetting to get a post here to reference them. Last fall, I pitched a session topic to Jim Sterne for the eMetrics conference that occurred last week. At the time, I was just a few weeks into my job at Clearhead, and I figured that, …
The bane of many analysts’ existence is that they find themselves in a world where the majority of their day is spent on the receiving end of a steady flow of vague, unfocused, and misguided requests: “I don’t know what I don’t know, so can you just analyze the traffic …
I was fortunate enough to not only get to attend the Austin DAA Symposium this week, but to get to deliver one of the keynotes. The event itself was fantastic — a half day that seemed to end pretty much as soon as it started, but in which I felt …