20-Apr-2020 | Bill Schmarzo
We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to address one of modern society’s biggest challenges – the choice between healthcare or the economy. For the past several decades, we have treated this as
28-Jan-2020 | Bill Schmarzo
Part 2 of a 2-part series exploring the following questions. Read Part 1. Will artificial intelligence (AI) create an environment where design thinking skills are more valuable than data science sk
21-Jan-2020 | Bill Schmarzo
Part 1 of a 2-part series exploring the intersection between AI and humanity. Read Part 2. Will artificial intelligence (AI) create an environment where design thinking skills are more valuable tha
10-Dec-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
There, I said it. I said the “R” word. And no, I’m not talking the political “R” word. I’m talking about the potential of a… r-e-c-e-s-s-i-o-n. There are many indicators pointing to the
12-Nov-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
“It is hard to teach an old dog new tricks. They've only been in business for 155 years.” – Anonymous The Pullman Co (1867), Allied Corp (1920), Heinz (1869), Hughes Tool (1908), Ford Aerospa
17-Oct-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
I hate it when I hear senior executives state that they want to become data-driven, as if somehow having data is value in of itself. Now, one can hardly blame the unenlightened executive whose only pe
19-Sep-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
Here's a copy of a letter I recently sent to my daughter: Dear Amelia, So, you are entering your junior year in college, and you think that taking a class in data analytics is boring. Well, let
27-Aug-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
The business, economic, and social good that can be delivered courtesy of data science is almost unbounded; it has the potential to improve healthcare, public safety, transportation, education, enviro
6-Aug-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
Part 2 of a two-part series. Read Part 1 In the first blog in this series, we explored how organizations can create dynamic business strategies rather than get stuck in cement. Here, we’ll look a
30-Jul-2019 | Bill Schmarzo
Part 1 of a 2-part series. Read Part 2. I love watching the NBA’s Golden State Warriors play basketball. Their offensive “improvisation” is a thing of beauty, with constant ball movement in o
