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Winning the Analytics Game Requires the Right Solution
After the Cleveland Cavaliers lost Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals to the New York Knicks to fall behind 3-0 in the best-of-seven-game series, their coach got a lot of attention for a comment he made about analytics. Kenny Atkinson referred to the team’s “expected wins,” which projects winners based on the data, and said, “I think analytically…we’ve won two out of three.”
While Atkinson’s comment was likely made with tongue in cheek, it does shed some light on what analytics can – and can’t – do. Of course, all that matters in the NBA, especially when it comes to the playoffs, is what’s on the scoreboard. That result saw the Knicks advance to the NBA Finals, where they will face the San Antonio Spurs. But if you’re keeping score in a different way, Atkinson’s comment wasn’t even the only attention-getting analytics quote from the series. Let’s take a look at the analytics discussion, and how it can translate from the NBA to your organization.
How Geographic Data Plays a Role in the Future of the Utilities Industry
There is a lot of change in the utilities industry. Increased demand for electricity, the need for cleaner energy, and an aging infrastructure are all factors coming together at the same time to force the industry to evolve.
Organizations are looking for clean energy solutions. A couple of possibilities that have been talked about for a long time are now closer to reality, and geographic data is going to play a key role in how to find them. Let’s take a look.