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In this episode, Dr. Jake Wall demonstrates the importance of data-driven decision-making in conservation efforts. He shares how his organization uses data to combat ivory poaching, address human-wildlife conflict, and bridge the gap between ecologists and policymakers. Additionally, he explains how a game-changing app has transformed data collection and made it accessible to others, contributing to a better understanding of elephant habitats.
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Data-driven doesn't mean robotic.
In fact, using data in client experience and employee engagement actually helps you understand people more deeply. By leveraging data, leaders can make informed decisions while keeping the human connection at the forefront.
In this episode, Resultant CEO Greg Layok shares his leadership experience and the importance of data-driven approaches. He emphasizes the necessity of putting people over processes in management, and he advocates for Agile principles as guiding principles for behavior, trusting teams, and providing them with the autonomy to excel.
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Numerous healthcare professionals strive to enhance patient outcomes; with the advent of conversational AI, this goal is becoming a reality. This innovative technology converts intricate data into groundbreaking discoveries and accelerates progress in the healthcare field.
In this episode, host Jess Carter sits down with Authenticx Chief Evangelist Leslie Pagel to discuss the revolutionary changes conversational AI data brings to the healthcare sector. In their conversation, you'll hear Leslie share how providers use AI to listen to service call logs, gain unprecedented insights, and refine patient care. The result is a novel approach to prioritizing customer needs in the healthcare industry.
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In today's age of information overload, merely presenting data doesn't reach your audience. To engage them, we need to weave data into compelling, authentic stories.
As we wrap up Season 2, our host, Jess Carter reflects on the insights she's learned both from our guests and from personal experience about how to better tell data-driven stories.
You'll discover not just the art, but the heart of data-driven storytelling, ensuring yours resonates deeply, authentically, and convincingly with your audience.
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Managing IT costs is a big challenge for organizations that handle large amounts of data, but shifting to a cloud infrastructure can help with some of those pains.
In this episode, host Jess Carter talks with Fred Gottman, Senior Manager at Resultant, about the field of cloud infrastructure. The conversation focuses on data-driven leadership and the benefits, challenges, and differences of cloud infrastructure from traditional IT management.
Since cloud computing did not exist 20 years ago, it's still a pain point for organizations who don't have the resources to make the switch. Whether you are in IT or another department within your organization, this conversation is relevant for the overall success of the business.
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What if the futuristic world of generative AI is closer to the public sector than you think? 🚀
In this episode of Data Driven Leadership, host Jess Carter engages with Chris Hein, director of customer engineering for the SLED team at Google. Together, they illuminate the path of Generative AI as it shapes aspects of public life like education, privacy, and efficiency.
Chris shares his firsthand experience, unveiling the innovations and real-world applications that are transforming how governments leverage data. From tech enthusiasts to public sector professionals, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the cutting-edge intersection of AI and government.
Don't miss this opportunity to peek into the future with one of the industry's leading voices.
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Imagine classrooms where lessons evolve in real-time, tailored to each student's unique learning style and pace.
In this episode of Data Driven Leadership, host Jess Carter digs in to the importance of data literacy in education with Curt Merlau, director of public sector education at Resultant. Together, they explore the journey of using and understanding data to shape the future of education.
Curt's background as a former teacher gives him a unique ability to pull back the curtain and share firsthand insights into the advancements and practical applications that are revolutionizing the way educational institutions harness data. Whether you're an edtech aficionado, an educational leader, or an interested citizen, this episode offers a compelling glimpse into the possibilities in store for education.
Tune in to discover the future of learning with one of the sector's foremost experts.
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(Check out the Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed (GPS) Dashboard mentioned in the episode here.)
Ever wondered how data can tell captivating stories?
In this episode, host Jess Carter dives into the nuanced world of data-driven storytelling with master communicator Christopher Chin to unveil the secrets behind crafting compelling presentations and leaving a lasting impression with your audience.
Known for his accomplishments as a programmer, analyst, and entrepreneur, Chin carved out a unique path as a data journalist before launching his own consulting venture, The Hidden Speaker, aimed at enhancing workplace communication.
This podcast delves into Chin's journey and reveals the tactics he's employed to master the art of effective data communication. Discover how to craft compelling presentations, communicate confidently, and turn numbers into memorable narratives.
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Sometimes making a change is the necessary step you need to take in order to propel your organization to the next level. With change can come resistance, which is usually rooted in fear.
In this episode, host Jess Carter talks with Resultant Director of Organizational Change Management Allison Grayson about why organizational change management is important and how companies can successfully implement something many people fear: change.
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"Use data on the front end to make decisions on what you want to go do...use it on the back end for that program efficacy as well...it should be a day-to-day thing for nonprofits to be looking at and leveraging their data." - Michael Schmierer
In this episode, Jess talks with seasoned consultants Amy Pipher and Michael Schmierer about the critical role data plays in driving impact and ensuring long-term sustainability for nonprofits.
Together, Amy and Michael shed light on the importance of truly understanding the mission and values of an organization. By aligning data analysis with these fundamental principles, nonprofits can identify gaps and business problems that hinder their progress.
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