Understanding the impact of data
The data mentoring service helps the data teams understand the impact of data, and communicate it to the whole organization.
Mentoring
Mentoring and support for analysts. We work together to bring data analysis and visualization in your company to the next level.
We usually work on a one to one basis with analysts, following a carefully thought training plan, and offering specific support on demand.
The data mentoring service is designed to make the most of analysts within the organization.
Junior analysts will accelerate their integration in the company, quickly offering insights based on data. Senior analysts will have access to specialized support for advanced projects or tools.
Topics
We can prepare the data mentoring service from a mix of the following topics, or others:
- What is the use of data in a business and organizational context
- What are the responsibilities of an analyst
- What skills are needed to be a top analyst
- How is a data team organized within a company
- How and when to use the different data analysis and visualization tools
- How and when to integrate advanced statistics in data analysis
- Dashboard design
- Keynote and report design – storytelling with data
Method
This is a taylor-made service that adapts to the needs of every company and the analysts that will participate in the program.
The first step is to meet and understand the needs of the persons that will participate in the mentoring program:
- What is their objective in the organization?
- What are their responsibilities?
- What skills do they need to learn?
- How much time can they dedicate to learning?
- Do they need support for certain tasks?
Together with you, we will design a training and support plan that will meet specific objectives and needs. Furthermore, we will define a series of milestones and projects that will be used to evaluate the development of the mentoring program.
Who do we train?
We train all kinds of companies and organizations, for instance:
- media agencies
- e-commerce
- media
- universities
- NGOs
- governments
- mobile apps
- advertising agencies
- communication agencies
- consulting companies
- technology companies
- and more...
Course attendants usually come from the following backgrounds: analysts, marketing & communication professionals, consultants, researchers, journalists, teachers, etc.
In general, anybody that needs to obtain knowledge from data, and present it in a way that is clear, efficient and persuasive.
