Seeing the Art in Analytics Despite Resource Constraints

[RamanK]

Art and data can be considered two sides to the same coin.  People can stare at both for hours, days, and even months as they try to decipher the larger meaning behind each.  But unlike the patrons at an art museum, data analysts often have only a finite amount of time to arrive at their coveted “a-ha!” moment because data-driven insights are not only critical for business growth but also time-sensitive.

One organization that understands both sides of the coin exceptionally well is the Art Institute of Chicago (ARTIC). Dr. Andrew Simnick is SVP for Finance, Strategy, and Operations at ARTIC, one of the world's preeminent museums. Andrew and his team realize that uncovering insights is no easy feat.  For the museum, like so many organizations, matters are complicated even further as its lean data analytics team must often combine several business models within one operation, and consider numerous objectives in everyday decision-making. What's more, ARTIC faces significant headwinds, such as limited headcount, increasing costs and an uncertain economic environment.

Join us on July 27, 2017, at 9 am PT, and learn how the Art Institute of Chicago leverages self-service analytics to:

• grow attendance and revenue through more informed decision-making with Alteryx and Tableau
• strengthen operations to share more of its collection online
• understand and grow its audiences with the aid of machine learning

Through specific examples of the museum's successes, challenges, and efforts in-between, you'll gain relevant insight into how to introduce or scale analytics in a resource-limited environment.

Register today to begin uncovering deeper insights faster - you’ll be leaving time and “Monet” on the table if you don’t!

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