Most C-suites will agree that it’s next to impossible to have a clear view into “everything” that goes on in their organization. For that very purpose, mid level management exists. To not only act as the bridge between the employees and themselves, but to know how things are looking, and what’s working and what requires […]
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Organizations often learn pretty quickly what went wrong when a problem does occur. And in most cases, they also successfully devise strategies meant to ensure that the particular problem does not repeat itself. However, whether they’ll be able to address that problem as quickly as they should, is another question altogether. In the end, that
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All the data in the world, all the dashboards to measure the minutia from that data, all the insights to maximize on opportunities, little to no need for trial and error, and yet, you miss out on key wins, or even if you do win, you feel like it could’ve been better. If you’re a
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You Do Not Have A Data Problem, You Have A Delay Problem If you’re a company, there’s very little chance of you ever running into the problem of “not enough data”. If anything, there’s too much of it. Dashboards, spreadsheets, CRMs, reports, everything contributes towards mountains of information that should in theory be enough for
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It is highly unlikely that an established organization will ever run into a problem of “not having enough data”. If anything, they’re drowning in data, and their key challenges are usually centered around how to make the most of the data resources they have. And yet, they repeatedly fall short of addressing most of these
You’re Not Missing Data, But You Are Missing What Matters Read More »
Most companies never fail because they made bad decisions; they fail because they made late decisions. And late decisions are almost always the result of one thing: not seeing the problems early enough. The Illusion Of Certainty Known as myopia, this clouds the judgment of organizations by giving them a false sense of stability. Dashboards
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Imagine yourself as a CEO in a fresh new startup. Of all the things on your mind, visibility won’t be a top priority. After all, why would it? You know exactly what’s happening across your business almost instinctively. Sales conversions are happening around you, costs are easy to track, and performance issues are detected instantly.
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At Magnefo, we’ve continuously tried to point out a fundamental illusion most companies find themselves in. They think they have a “data problem”. To solve this problem, they invest in better dashboards, more analytical tools, reporting layers, and integrations. On paper, it means progress. It all leads to more data than ever, more metrics being
You Don’t Have A Data Problem, You Have A Leadership Visibility Problem Read More »
As your organizations grow, leadership teams increasingly face a rather familiar problem: maintenance of clarity over their performance. After all, the bigger your business, the harder to monitor the minute details. This is precisely why it’s so easy in early-stage companies. Founders and executives work closely in every part of the organization, conversations happen quickly,
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Organizations have long held a firm belief that having more data is the ultimate competitive advantage. With more dashboards, reports, analytics tools, and meetings to interpret numbers, data can be leveraged to ensure all possible strategies are covered. However, as companies begin investing in their data infrastructure, something interesting happens: decision-making slows down. But why,
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