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Data-Driven Sculptures Can Teach Lessons about Analytics
To some people, analytics is an art form. To others, the data itself is art. Those people, including Grammy winner Jewel, bring data to life through sculpture. Using real-time data, they have made creations that have different reactions depending on what the data is telling them.
The organizations that use analytics most effectively are the ones that can use it to tell a story. The results may look different, but there’s a similarity in how artists and businesses approach data. Let’s take a look at some of the work these artists are doing and what organizations can learn about the way they produce results from data.
Using Data to Improve Perceptions of Higher Education
Colleges and universities use vast amounts of data to make sure they are operating at peak efficiency. There are numbers focused on maintaining a steady flow of applicants and keeping admissions up. Once students are in, there are numbers that focus on retention and the data that is important to keeping those students on campus. That just scratches the surface of the many different aspects of institutions where data plays a role.
A new study suggests that using the data within your institution is just one step. Another area that might make a difference is how the data is shared more widely. Let’s take a look at the report and how the way you present the data to others can sometimes be just as powerful as using the data on your own.