Praxis Insights: Making the Invisible, Visible
Praxis Insights offers organisations and businesses the opportunity to make Insights, Analytics and Reporting reliable, or fix it for good.
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BBC Secret filming exposes contamination risk at test results lab
Healthy Progress and Innovation need Rules and Discipline. Yet, undercover investigation exposes contamination risk at COVID test results lab. Since the beginning of this COVID situation, every single day brings us a lot of ‘innovation and progress’ targeting the healthy functioning of societies, genuine science, common sense and human dignity. So much has been done…
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Business Management | Good Governance | Performance Management | Sustainability | Usus, Fructus, Abusus
The “You may be jobless but you are not worthless” fairy dust
Another “motivational quote” on LinkedIn which, although positive and true in essence, ignores the brutal reality of the job market’s nurtured failures Quotes like these are numerous on LinkedIn or other social media platforms. Many look true even if sounding a bit like discovering that the water is wet. In fact, one will hardly witness…
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Business Continuity-Resilience | Business Management | Good Governance | Performance Management | Sustainability | Visualisation / Insights
Data Management and ETL/ELT: You Always Have the Choice
“There is nothing wrong in doing things right, first time” is Reason’s motto. Make Sense by adding discipline and order with ‘Intelligent Automation’ to your data lineage, and other ETL/ELT jobs. Initially published on 12 Oct 2020 | Republished on 15 Mar 2021 When it comes to data management and all ELT/ETL and data lineage…
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Scientific Papers: What is ‘Reproducible’, and Does it Matter?
This scientific step is required to test in situ how the findings of published papers perform in real life on the occasion of repeated experiments. The paradox is that even transparent, accessible experiments may not be reproducible while enforced as if they were. Two illustrations but keep in mind it is all a bit more…
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The Nasdaq listing businesses now wants racial diversity quotas
To Reason, candidates should be only recruited on competencies, experience, skills, qualifications and ethics. Such divisive virtue-signalling is yet another concerning, ill-inspired, looking like quasi-racist coercion of the recruitment industry. A very worrying article saw on LinkedIn today. This movement about equality and diversity is not new. But it is seriously evolving now in a…
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Business Management | Data Protection & Privacy | Good Governance | Performance Management | Sustainability | Visualisation / Insights
Introducing Praxis Insights Health Check: Making the Invisible, Visible
How many hours each week do you typically struggle to secure reliable metrics and charts needed for your work? What’s the hidden cost of this struggle on your budgets, productivity, and overall business outcomes? What’s the point of investing in external providers or in-house teams delivering high-budget insights and analytics reports and dashboards if they…
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CDEI publishes “Review into bias in algorithmic decision-making”
In the 92-page nicely designed and worded document, the UK Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation woes to address “bias” without providing any definition of what a ‘bias’ is. Originally published on the 6th Dec, updated 13th Dec. My attention was recently caught by a post on LinkedIn announcing that CDEI published a review into bias…
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Business Management | Good Governance | Performance Management | SARS-Cov-2 | Visualisation / Insights
132 studies show HCQ is effective for COVID-19 when used early
Interested in Analytics and Insights fed by real Science and true Data? The featured image of this post is a diagram showing studies’ reviews about HydroxyChloroquine. On the same website are also analysed Zinc, Remdesevir, Vitamin D and a few others. Since the beginning of the so-called ‘pandemic’, readers will remember how strong pressure was put on discarding…
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Evening Standard: “No evidence of Covid-19 on Tube and buses”
For the second month in a row, “No evidence of Covid-19 on Tube and buses in London, experts say”. So, where is Covid? “The testing in stations and on Tube trains and buses involved using machines able to draw in 300 litres of air every minute — more than a human can breathe in —…
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Second lockdown data: key PM’s Advisers adding insult to injury?
Mail Online Nov 2020: ‘Was lockdown sold on a LIE?’ Facts show infections and deaths are ‘flatlining’ while the ‘4,000 deaths’ graph used to justify restrictions has “proven to be incorrect” “Was lockdown sold on a LIE? Oxford scientist says Covid infections – and ‘in effect’ deaths – are ‘flatlining’ and the ‘4,000 deaths’ graph…
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Fighting COVID with Data and AI by analysing wastewater
Further information and interest emerge about advanced use of #data, including #AI to fight #COVID-19, by surveillance of wastewater. Executive summary Proper data and intelligent AI, associated with rigorous scientific research methodology help to better understand SARS-Cov-2 spread and protect the population from it. Further information and interest emerge about the advanced use of #data, including #AI to fight #COVID-19, by surveillance of…
