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Data Ethics

Ethics, its massive, it’s a word that is on everybody’s lips. It implies fairness and justice, equality. Ethics is – “the philosophical discipline concerned with what is morally good and bad and morally right and wrong”, so it intersects hugely with values and bias. Remember morals are defined by values and values are defined by...
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Fabric – A modern classic or the Emperor’s New Clothes?

Announced in early 2023, Fabric is the name being given to a largely existing suite of applications within Azure (and O365). Bringing all data services under a unified heading. There are simplifications and deduplication within the structure as (currently) separate workloads can be unified for more business benefit.   So, where’s the rub? Let me...
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Why we do what we do.

I started Geordie Intelligence as a response to what I was seeing both in the corporate world around Data Analytics and big data where correlation and causation were becoming muddled to say the least. The final straw for me though was the Covid-19 Pandemic. I was working for a company at the time so was...
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Analytics and Abstraction

“The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic.” Joseph Stalin It is easy to be fooled by the quote and think that, of course, we would not possibly think that the deaths of millions could be less important than the death of one. However, turn on any news...
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Analytics and Management

In Physics, Power is defined as the transfer of energy Simon Sinek – Leaders Eat Last For me, I first stumbled onto the work of Simon Sinek when something appeared on a timeline, either Linkedin or Facebook – I forget which – and his video about business metrics and team development from the perspective of...
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