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From Silo to Symphony: How Breaking Down Internal Barriers Doubles Data Impact
Most organisations say they want to be data driven, but many never reach it. The biggest barrier is not technology. It is the walls inside the business. Departments use different tools, collect their own metrics and protect their own data. The result is silos that limit collaboration and weaken insight. When those silos fall, something powerful happens. Teams align, insights connect, and data impact multiplies. Breaking down barriers turns isolated information into a shared a
Nick Wright
Oct 14, 20254 min read


Data-Driven Leadership: How Founders Who Rely Only on Themselves Block Growth
Most founders start their companies with a clear vision, an intense work ethic, and a deep belief that no one else can do things quite like they can. That confidence is often what gets a startup off the ground. But when that mindset doesn’t evolve, it quietly becomes a growth killer. This is the leadership trap, when founders trust only themselves. It starts as strength and ends as a bottleneck. The more your company grows, the more your reluctance to let go slows everything
Nick Wright
Oct 14, 20257 min read


Why Your ‘Fast-Growth’ Business is Actually Fragile: The Hidden Data Fault Lines
On the surface, everything looks great. Revenue is climbing. New customers are signing up. Your team is expanding. Investors are...
Nick Wright
Sep 23, 20255 min read


From Gut Feel to Data-Driven: 5 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Decision-Making Model
In the early days of running a business, gut feel plays a huge role. It’s fast, cheap and often good enough to keep things moving. But when your business grows and complexity increases, relying on instinct alone becomes a liability. Gut feel is based on experience, intuition, and often emotion. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that, but in a fast-paced environment with more people, systems, and stakes, it can lead you in the wrong direction. A data-driven decision-making
Nick Wright
Sep 23, 20254 min read
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