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Five key elements drive success: evaluation, data collection, solution creation, analysis, and execution.

Ahan Analytics specializes in applying the power of data to drive clarity of action.

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A passionate focus on small for-profit and non-profit organizations.

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Drive results with data and knowledge. Unleash the power of the Insights Supply Chain.

Decision Clarity

Leverage well-established principles for decision analysis to confidently execute in any business situation.

Pricing Strategy

Align pricing to supply, demand, and organizational objectives. Create the right incentives for customers, employees, and suppliers.

Operations Planning

Build sustainable and optimized processes for an effective organization.

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Identify the key data to improve performance. Plug the gaps that constrain insights.

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Transform analytics and clarity into action. Establish a learning organization.

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Thoughts on making practical use of analytics

bimodal data team and the rise of the full-stack artisan

The Bimodal Data Team and the Rise of the Full-Stack Artisan

Tristan Handy is CEO of the company formed by the combination of dbt Labs and Fivetran, whose new name is pending. In a wide-ranging interview on DataCamp, Handy observed that “we are in the midst of one of the biggest shifts in the way that data teams operate” over the last 10 years. This claim […]

How Decision Analysis Clarified a Major Life Choice

How Decision Analysis Clarified a Major Life Choice

Learning decision analysis in graduate school at Stanford University fundamentally changed my life. When I praise the practice’s virtues, people sometimes ask whether decision analysis can be used for personal life decisions. I always respond with an unequivocal “yes!” My examples typically refer to my “no regrets life.” Yet, I have never detailed a decision […]

Finish the Game: How Improbable Comebacks Teach the Wrong Lesson

While sports attention has long since moved on from the NBA Finals to the triumphs and tribulations of the World Cup, I cannot help reflecting back on the narratives heralding the improbable comeback of the New York Knicks in Game 4. The celebration of grit and resilience is common throughout sports and particularly compelling when […]