NewVantage Partners | Big Data & Business Strategy Consulting
2/6/16 – by Paul Gillin – For the past four years, big data consultancy NewVantage Partners LLC has surveyed a group of executives at large enterprises to determine their strategies surrounding big … Read More »
1/26/16 – by Randy Bean – They say that time is money, but Fortune 1000 executives polled in the fourth annual Big Data Executive Survey conducted by NewVantage Partners have boldly confirmed that … Read More »
1/1/16 – by Randy Bean – Yogi Berra once remarked, “Nobody comes here anymore, it’s too crowded.” Fashion, restaurants, political candidates, academic theories, and business trends come and … Read More »
12/14/15 – by Avi Kalderon – The time has arrived for a Data First approach to creating information for business. Done right, this approach is all about getting more value, faster and at comparable or … Read More »
11/19/15 – by Randy Bean – Big Data represents a business adoption paradox: It promises speed, but successful business adoption takes time. When I advise executives or speak to business groups, I … Read More »
11/3/15 – by Avi Kalderon – As the concept of big data matures, there is a shift underway in how it has socialized and subsequently implemented at all organizational levels. It can make people … Read More »
11/1/15 – by Avi Kalderon – Several months ago, Google introduced Google Photos — a breakthrough where Google helps people organize and access their photos at an unprecedented level. Big news … Read More »
9/29/15 – by Randy Bean – For large companies saddled with complex legacy environments that were developed over many decades, finding the opportunity for disruption can be a daunting challenge. … Read More »
9/26/15 – by Randy Bean – We hear a lot these days about the new data professional class, with large corporations rushing to add chief data officers and other data specialists to their C-suite list. … Read More »
8/27/15 – by Randy Bean – Around the time Chris Anderson introduced the “long tail” to the masses in a 2004 Wired cover story, MIT’s Erik Brynjolfsson and others were studying how products in … Read More »