Making Data-Driven Decisions with Tableau & StatSlice
Join Tableau and StatSlice on Wednesday, March 4th, 2015 for a lunch and learn event in Plano, Texas at the Dallas/Plano Marriott at Legacy Town Center to hear how Tableau enables people at all levels throughout an organization to investigate data to find nuances, trends, and outliers in a flash and can better enable you to make data-driven decisions.
Enabling data-driven decisions in your organization requires a holistic approach that incorporates process and technology improvements. A central component of this approach is an interactive, visual data discovery tool that makes it easy to build effective analytics. Requiring a technical expert to set up an analytics environment or write reports on your behalf just doesn’t cut it. This event will show you how you can pull your organization ahead.
This event is free to attend and lunch will be provided. Space is limited so register today and encourage a colleague or two to join you.
Keith Jacobs, Luscinia Health Executive Vice President, Corporate DevelopmentKeith Jacobs is the Executive Vice President of Corporate Development at Luscinia Health, a company that helps underinsured Americans save on the rising costs of health care. Prior to joining Luscinia, Keith worked for Ernst & Young, Sapient, and then co-founded two technology companies: one of which he sold to EMC in 2007 and another that recently reached #161 on the Inc. 500 and on whose board he still serves today. In addition to Luscinia, Keith is a guest lecturer at the SMU Cox School of Business and at Rice University’s George R. Brown School of Engineering.
Keith Jacobs is the Executive Vice President of Corporate Development at Luscinia Health, a company that helps underinsured Americans save on the rising costs of health care. Prior to joining Luscinia, Keith worked for Ernst & Young, Sapient, and then co-founded two technology companies: one of which he sold to EMC in 2007 and another that recently reached #161 on the Inc. 500 and on whose board he still serves today. In addition to Luscinia, Keith is a guest lecturer at the SMU Cox School of Business and at Rice University’s George R. Brown School of Engineering.