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Imagine walking into a coffee shop and overhearing a small group of people talking about work. That is 33 Tangents. You may hear anything from digital analytics, to business & technology, to working remotely.
Jason Thompson and Jim Driscoll are part of 33 Sticks, a boutique analytics agency focused on improving how clients feel about analytics and their futures. The day-to-day conversations of the team often go in various different directions and are the inspiration for this podcast.
#291 - Running An Analytics Practice So That It is Viewed as More Than Just A Cost Center
33 Tangents
32 minutes
1 year ago
#291 - Running An Analytics Practice So That It is Viewed as More Than Just A Cost Center
Many organizations view teams and divisions in very basic terms. They are either profit centers or cost centers. Profit centers are those parts of the organization that have direct impact on revenue while cost centers are essential parts of the business but don’t impact revenue. Cost centers are viewed as something that needs to be contained.
Since analytics teams do not have direct impact on revenue, how can they be viewed as more than cost centers with their contributions to the organization? Why is it important for analytics directors and managers to evaluate the practice this way?
On this week’s episode of the 33 Tangents podcast, Jason and Jim discuss how value created for an organization is more important for an analytics organization than being close to revenue generation as well as the need to highlight the value created.
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Imagine walking into a coffee shop and overhearing a small group of people talking about work. That is 33 Tangents. You may hear anything from digital analytics, to business & technology, to working remotely.
Jason Thompson and Jim Driscoll are part of 33 Sticks, a boutique analytics agency focused on improving how clients feel about analytics and their futures. The day-to-day conversations of the team often go in various different directions and are the inspiration for this podcast.
