Wardley Maps
Among the strategy analysis tools, we find Wardley Maps, which are not very widespread but simple to use and very […]
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IT is part of the business, keep IT simple
Author: Joan Ribas
Risk Appetite
A few days ago I was discussing with a colleague the concept of “risk appetite” and how, depending on it, […]
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Internal developer platform, IDP
We have probably heard many times about Customer experience (CX) or user experience (UX). For those of you who haven’t, […]
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Databases, what a mess!
We have heard many times that data is one of the most valuable (if not the most valuable) asset of companies. But there are many types of databases available and it is crucial to understand the differences in order to use the most appropriate one in each context. From traditional relational databases to graph databases, each has its own characteristics, strengths and preferred use cases.
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Sunk cost fallacy
Sunk cost is an economic concept that refers to costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered. These […]
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Transforming Decisions
Analytics in Action – Descriptive, Diagnostic, Prescriptive and Predictive
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Kafka
As part of the Collins dictionary we can find the word kafkaesque with the following meaning “of, characteristic of, or […]
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The naked truth
Who hasn’t ever felt that they don’t understand what is going on in their own company, or felt that there […]
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TCO, the real cost of the things
My father used to say that everyone looks to see if they have the money to be able to buy […]
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Hawthorne Effect
The first time I heard about the Hawthorne effect was during my engineering studies. Although it is an effect that […]
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