Rehgan Avon founded Women in Analytics, a rapidly growing data science conference that’s attracted speakers and attendees from around the world in just a few years. The exploding use of data has led to rapid growth in the analytics field, Avon says.
Rehgan Avon is only about three years out of college, but she’s already at the helm of an enterprise with annual revenue approaching $1 million. What’s more, that’s her part-time gig.
Many things are taking place:
Medalogix CEO: Predictive Analytics Without Clinical Judgement Is 'Irresponsible Use of
Last week, Home Health Care News highlighted widespread reports of home health therapy layoffs and visit reductions following the implementation of the Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM).
While therapy-visit reductions are tied to a number of factors, some stakeholders have specifically called attention to what they see as an over-reliance on predictive analytics tools and an under-reliance on clinical judgement at some agencies. Those stakeholders include the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), among others.
Predictive analytics adding to privacy risk of Australia's data retention regime, regulator warns
Advances in predictive analytics and metadata technology are adding more privacy risks to an already problematic national data retention regime, the Australian Privacy regulator has told an intelligence and security inquiry.
Speaking at a public hearing for the review of the mandatory data retention regime on Friday, Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner Angelene Falk told the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security that the current approach lacked proportionality and appropriate oversight, presenting a risk to Australian citizens' privacy.
Mets' Steve Matz: Jeremy Hefner helping me see value of analytics
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Data analytics important to health and wellness - Opinion - Uticaod - Utica, NY
You might have already experienced the value of the IoMT if you have ever had a remote consult with a physician, sometimes called telemedicine. The doctor is “just a phone call away” via computer, tablet or smartphone — a plus for homebound patients or college students away from home and an inexpensive alternative to the emergency room or urgent care center.
In the wearables market, devices like Fitbit and Apple Watch collect large amounts of data about heartbeat, sleep and exercise. In a future envisioned by some, data could be connected to the wearer’s electronic medical records. Analytics takes all that data and turns it into useful, actionable information to guide treatment plans.
Columbus welcomes the hockey stats community to town for analytics conference - The Cannon
This weekend, the Columbus Blue Jackets played host to the inaugural CBJHAC, a hockey analytics conference featuring panels and presentations from NHL employees, data collection companies, and some of the internet's most well-known hockey stats bloggers. The event was the brainchild of Jackets assistant GM Josh Flynn and The Athletic 's Alison Lukan. They did a tremendous job with organization and the set-up was highly professional.
I had three takeaways from the day: first, the hockey analytics community is highly collaborative. Many of the same names were credited in presentation after presentation, as they built their research on prior work of others. The second, related, takeaway is that while the research has come a long way, there is still so much left to uncover.
People Analytics Leader Visier Announces Appointment of Nick Lisi to Chief Sales Officer
Former SAS Chief Sales Officer Joins a Growing Team of Leaders Focused on Driving Business Value Through People Analytics
Nick brings over 35 years of sales experience at major technology firms including EMC, IBM and Amdocs. He served for 16 years with SAS where he filled a variety of leadership roles culminating in CSO and Executive Vice President. Nick brings a strong background in value-based client engagement, metric-driven sales processes, talent development and performance management.
Dynatrace enhances its Digital Business Analytics module to process business KPIs - Help Net
Software intelligence company, Dynatrace announced new enhancements to its Digital Business Analytics module. The Dynatrace explainable AI engine, Davis, has been expanded to process business KPIs, such as revenue trends, customer conversions and churn.
"Observability data contains a goldmine of insights about business issues that, until the release of our Digital Business Analytics module last October, remained locked inside of IT systems," said Steve Tack, SVP of Product Management at Dynatrace.
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