Assuming the way things are is the way they will always be

Are you wasting your data?

Oh, you are doing lots of data stuff.

• An occasional new data source is integrated.

• Bug fixing here, there, and everywhere.

• New dashboards are happening.

• Plenty of performance tuning.

• Some code refactoring

• Email spreadsheets

See? Lots of stuff.

But you aren’t confident it’s the right stuff. Are you moving the needle on what matters?

The stakeholder teams ask for things all the time, and you try to accommodate them as much as you can. Yet, it still feels like missing alignment and constantly shifting priorities are your daily life.

You know this isn’t the best way.

You feel like you are wasting data.

More importantly, if you are in a mission-driven organization, it isn't just profit on the line.

It's changing lives.

Empower lives.

Saving lives.

Wasting data means missing out on your mission.

--> Imagine clarity and confidence

…about your data teams’ current situation

…and a compelling vision for where you are headed.

...and how your organization can start using data to change their world.

Imagine knowing not just how to build the thing right, but how to build the right thing. Imagine the feeling of confidence when your team tackles a bug fix, new report request, or data integration initiative because you know how it creates value for the organization and the people you serve.

Data leaders waste a tremendous amount of time thinking the data problems they face are unfixable.

• Stakeholders will always change requirements

• Leadership will always ignore your data projects

• Your data team will always have a high turnover rate

Wasting data happens when you assume that the way things are is the way they will always be.

There are roadmaps to fix these challenges.

The patterns are not a black box.

The first step is acknowledging: “I’m stuck”.

The second step is beginning to look for the answers.

[If this is you... Book a call and let’s talk]

I’m here,

Sawyer