The Data-Driven Teams Master course
Learn how to lead and manage data projects in your organization to make your team technologically advantaged. Everything you need to start using big data, math, and AI to your organization's advantage
From descriptive analytics and dashboards to the state-of-the-art vanguard artificial intelligence, this course will give you the knowledge a team leader needs to be able to properly guide and help your techs and non-techs, effectively transform your company into a data-driven one, no matter it’s size.
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Essentially team leaders that need to understand both business and data tech
Any businessman, project manager, product owner, or similar that would like to start taking advantage of high tech and data by integrating into his team more technologically qualified profiles, no matter the industry or company size
Any leader that wants to make advanced data analysis a central pillar in company strategy.Business owners and department managers of small-sized companies that don't have the budget to hire top talent ,or, work on business still technologically in the stone age, but want to be able to compete at the same level as higher budget companies.
Entrepreneurs that want to build their startups in a data-driven manner, from the ground up
You will be able to make any specific department in your company, take advantage of advanced analytics.
We will teach you exactly, how data provides value to business and generates competitive unfair advantages at all levels.
You will understand the data and intelligence maturity levels a company can have, and be able to properly diagnose what critical information is your business missing, or not taking advantage of.
You will know what technologies are available for your team to start working, what the possibilities of those technologies are, how to work (and even recruit them) to get started.
After this course, you will start tackling the low hanging fruits in your organization's data journey, and have the foundation you need to start advancing it beyond, and become truly competetive in the intelligence department.
Why to measure 1: Mindset
Why to measure 2: Math concepts
Why to measure 3: Technological concepts
Why to measure 4: Business concepts
What to measure 1: Introduction to the product market fit pyramid
What to measure 2: Problem space: Audience analysis
What to measure 3: Problem space: Understanding needs
What to measure 4: Solution space and feature analysis : Quantitative analysis
What to measure 5: Solution space and features: Qualitative analysis
What to measure 6: Solution space final analysis
What to measure 7: Transition to growth
What to measure 8: Viral growth
Where to measure: Main chapter content
Where to measure: My opinion on the best cloud provider
Where to measure: Implementing data architecture
How to measure 1: Introduction
How to measure 2: Descriptive analytics
How to measure 3: Predictive analytics
How to measure 4: Prescriptive analytics
Who to measure 1: Roles and types of teams
Who to measure 2: Step by step recruitment
Who to measure 3: Philosophy on how to lead a team
Who to measure 4: Strategic leadership and management tasks
Who to measure 5: How to actually manage a project as a project manager
Who to measure 6: How to actually manage a project as a project manager II
Who to measure 7: Recognizing good software and how to monitor project evolution
The first thing that needs to be addressed, for true organizational change it's ironically, not the skill gap, but rather the resistance to change. This usually has two causes: Ignorance of potential, and lack of understanding of the mechanics of the solution. This chapter will tackle that. We will introduce you to the basic business, math and technology concepts you will need to make the most out of the rest of the chapters. You will understand the historic evolution of the business and startup ecosystem, in what direction is going and exactly what are the competitive advantages achievable by measuring. After this first chapter, you will have the foundation you need to start your organization’s data-driven journey, and will have the philosophy needed to get you, and your team, 100% on board.
So we know the basics needed, and we know we want to be data-driven, but, exactly what data and information is important? This chapter will walk you through Sean Ellis, founder of dropbox's product-market fit roadmap, and teach you exactly what metrics and qualitative information is needed to advance in the business growth pyramid , from product market fit, to transition of growth and viral growth. You will understand exactly what information needs to be gathered and how to obtain it. After this chapter you will have the knowledge needed, to audit any knowledge architecture, and diagnose what data is missing to guarantee success. You will be able to diagnose what data gathering processes are needed.
You learned in the previous chapter what data to gather to make any business a success, now you need the knowledge to be able to store it and access it, no matter how big it becomes. In this chapter, you will learn the technical tools data engineers and cloud architects use in fortune 500 organizations (and that are actually very accessible to anyone) to make your data available and usable, stable and sustainable in your company. After this chapter, you will lose any inferiority complex you might have regarding the possibilities big data could bring you, you will be able to understand any data project you come across and be knowledgeable enough, to ask your way to success. You will know what data infrastructures look like and what purpose it serves.
You learned in the previous chapter what data to gather to make any business a success, now you need the knowledge to be able to store it and access it, no matter how big it becomes. In this chapter, you will learn the technical tools data engineers and cloud architects use in fortune 500 organizations (and that are actually very accessible to anyone) to make your data available and usable, stable and sustainable in your company. After this chapter, you will lose any inferiority complex you might have regarding the possibilities big data could bring you, you will be able to understand any data project you come across and be knowledgeable enough, to ask your way to success. You will know what data infrastructures look like and what purpose it serves.
The final skill a data-driven businessman needs, learn how to recruit, and effectively coordinate with your team of technical engineers and analysts, learn the agile methodologies and how to implement them effectively, learn how to find talent even when being on a budget, and how to build a ressilient team that will bring you sucess. Learn how to grow your organization.
Online course: Lifetime access to the course and all its future improvements.
Up to 5 direct mentoring calls: Have any questions regarding the exact implementation of any of the chapters? I will give you a 40-minute call with me to discuss each of them.
Community access and direct feedback on course creation: Join the telegram group and connect and discuss with similar-minded businessmen. You will have discounted access when the course is released, and direct feedback for me during it's creation so that it suits your needs perfectly.
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Stefano Benco
Nope, this course is intended for business users, project managers and product owners, people that will coordinate, hire and effectively lead a team of coders to do the work.I'm of the opinion that an effective leader needs to understand how programming, computing, and tech works. Usually, that understanding comes from actual coding experience in real projects, however, it's impossible to learn and use all the technologies and programming languages out there, but it is possible to be an effective leader with people working under any of them, therefore, actual coding skill is not needed, just understanding. This course will give you the understanding that comes from actual experience, so you can become that effective leader, no matter what technology your team is working with. They are the ones that need to be good coders, not you, your role is different.
Nope, I'm assuming you are completely ignorant. I'm used to working and teaching people in that situation and helping them transform their organizations. As a business grad later turn to data science and coding, I have been there myself so I know first hand how they feel when approaching technology. Don't worry, trust me, I got you covered.
No! never! , you will never see that money back ! Just kidding, of course! you have a 30 day refund guarantee, no questions asked. I might ask you for some feedback though, I personally recommend you to try and take advantage of the mentoring sessions before refunding, that way you can help me improve too! :), if even after talking one on one with me you still don't find your money's worth, that's totally fine. If you don't want to meet and just want your money back, no questions asked, that's fine too.