SKY Paradigms, change and cake: the steep curve of introducing new technologies
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The document discusses the challenges and strategies for introducing new technologies, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and understanding the concerns of stakeholders. It highlights the benefits of using graph models for data analysis, which allow for clearer user journey insights and enhanced analytics tools. Overall, it promotes a learner-friendly approach to technology adoption that prioritizes effective communication and user empowerment.
SKY Paradigms, change and cake: the steep curve of introducing new technologies
- 1. Paradigms, change and cake: the steep curve of introducing new technologies Dr. Ruth Gonzaga Paradigms, change and cake: the steep curve of introducing new technologies
- 3. How to Start a Movement
- 4. “Advance your change on their terms” People who don’t feel empowered to change the rules Nay Sayers Define success metrics up front Hidden Allies Tried to solve the problem before or are also interested Cross-departmental collaboration A win for everyone Find out what is working for them about the existing rules and what they are afraid of losing if they change them
- 5. It starts with You
- 9. Engaging with Social Proof
- 11. What is in it for Me? Added Value Fast, Lean and Simple Human Friendly 1 2 • Well …. It’s been a learning curve. • Visualisation: easy to understand information about features and relationships. • Interpretation: easy to follow the flow of information between the features. • Translation: easy to represent any business question in a graph format and to modify the graph to adapt to different questions. • Graph models allow to include information on the relationships between datapoints, enriching the dataset. • Graphs help uncover hidden features that can be used in models. • Graph specific algorithms like path metrics and centrality and GraphML algorithms provide new analytics tools in addition to our current Data Science toolkit. FastER, LeanER and SimplISH 3
- 13. Not only a new language, but new tools
- 14. Graph model • Converting tabular data (e.g. clickstream/viewing) into a graph structure allows for a clearer analysis of the user journey and common patterns through different sessions • Graphs are made of: • Nodes (features) • Relationships • Properties Viewing Device Title Genre Package Day of week Time of day … 1 a Barbie Kids Movie Sunday Breakfast 2 b GOT Fantasy Series Friday Late evening 3 a The Batman Action Movie Saturday Late evening 4 a Arsenal v MUN Football Sports Wednesday Late evening Viewing data Session :WATCHED Session Duration: 1:37:22 Watched_Previously: 1 Don’t think about a pink elephant
- 15. https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/graph-refactoring-the-hard-way/ Analysis paralysis
- 16. This is just plain wrong
- 17. Hands down the best resources