Business “intelligence” is nothing of the sort without argumentation to bridge the gap between data, no matter how well presented, and decision/action. Further argumentation needs and benefits from visualisation as much as data.
Archive for the ‘Datacentrism’ Category
The Missing I in BI (repost)
Posted in Analytics, Business Intelligence, Data Visualization, Datacentrism, Visualization on August 1, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Dangers of Datacentrism
Posted in Business, Critical Thinking, Datacentrism, Decision Making, Research, Thinking on May 7, 2009 | 3 Comments »
A common decision making trap is thinking more data = better decision – and so, to make a better decision, you should go out and get more data. Let’s call this the datacentric fallacy. Of course there are times when you don’t have enough information, when having more information (of the right kind) would [...]
