Strategy
Articles from the LINQ blog on strategy.
Efficiency Tells You What a Process Costs. It Won’t Tell You What It’s Worth
Thom Hornback has spent two decades running large implementation projects inside big organisations. Six Sigma black belt, PMP, and someone who thinks hard about the people side of change. When he…
Do you have a data resilience plan?
Data.gov website and services are now unavailable across the US due to the government shut-down. This is surely having a huge impact to many people inside organisations all around the world that…
Data Literacy is the new core competence of digital business
Digital society expects its citizens to “speak data"; to have data literacy. Unless data and analytics leaders treat information as the new second language of business, government and communities,…
A drive towards Data Literacy
Data Literacy…a term that is growing in acceptance through the data & information community and also becoming accepted as a core competency in the arena of enabling Digital Transformation. Don’t…
Applied Infonomics Webinar Recording
Last week, we ran our first ever webinar on Applied Infonomics! We’ve tried before and failed to get anyone to register, so this time, having 26 people sign-up was a huge step forward for us.…
Cost Allocation – How much does Information Cost?
LINQ’s Cost Allocation is an important new capability which establishes an economic baseline for your information ecosystem. The Problem Imagine a factory where the Directors have no idea what the…
What if you could define and measure Business Transformation?
What does Business Transformation look like? Furthermore, what does the journey to a transformed business look like? How do you measure success; how do you know you ’got there’? These questions are…
Information Waste and Compliance Efficiency
Why does your organisation use Information? There are two reasons: supporting your core business and compliance. How do you differentiate between these different purposes? How do you measure not…
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