Diversity and Inclusion in Action: Tools and Techniques to Interpret, Organize, and Increase Reliable Business Results

Turning Information Chaos Into Reliable Data: Tools and Techniques to Interpret, Organize, and Increase Reliable Business Results

Learning Objective: Increase professional effectiveness, data management, and analytical skills with evolving technology, many people are overloaded and overwhelmed with information and data. Businesses now have access to large amounts of feedback from internal and external sources. How do we make sense of all of the information? Is the data reliable? How can we manage and utilize the data in order to impact business goals, visions, and mission? This seminar with help you turn your information overload into powerful and reliable data that you can use to meet organizational goals.

At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:

1. Assess and categorize data and information.
2. Identify tools and techniques to organize and interpret data.
3. Explore productivity tools and techniques.
4. Examine common data management challenges and solutions

Panelists:

Christine Lara, Civil Structural Engineer, Black & Veatch Corporation

Sharon Norris, Occupational and Aerospace Medicine Chief Physician, The Boeing Company

Charles Glover, Associate Data Scientist, Booz Allen Hamilton