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Moving from data to insight and from insight to action
There are different types of organisations in this world and those different types of organisations – be they businesses, charitie…
ANSWERS TO “2023 QUIZ”
“2023: The Year In Numbers” , the annual data storyteller’s New Year quiz So, if you’ve got here, you’re after the answers to the…
“2023: The Year In Numbers”
The annual data storyteller’s New Year quiz Every Christmas Eve, my family and two others gather together for a seasonal celebrati…
Why insight and analytics professionals aren’t doomed by AI
For years, many knowledge economy workers have felt a sense of unease about the prospect of artificial intelligence taking their j…
From Greg Rusedski’s practice partner to Van Gogh Alive
This blog first appeared here on the website of the Brighton Chamber. Insight Agents’ Chief Data Storyteller, Sam Knowles, goes on…
Podnosticators are go!
Good things often come about from happy accidents. The Small Data Forum is one of those things. Thrown together for a chance, corp…
The Home Secretary’s repeated data storytelling fails
There are many things one could say about Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, and her carefully-chosen words, designed to capture he…
In praise of Motty – it was 25 years ago today
On Thursday this week, I was working in and around BBC TV Centre in Wood Lane, White City, West London. I’m spending more and more…
ChatGPT – the perfect apprentice for the data storyteller
There’s a whole lot of panic going on about ChatGPT, particularly among those who write for a living. Those who write copy, those…