Become an Analytic Translator
There is a severe shortage of people who can speak both languages effectively, which will result in a demand for 2,000,000-4,000,000 more skilled translators by 2026.
Become one of those skilled individuals.
LEARN MOREThere is a Wide Communication Gap Between
Analysts and Business Leaders
I’m sure if you’re an analyst you’ve experienced this yourself.
You got super excited about a project, did the analysis, and then went back to the business leader — who asked for the exact information you delivered — only to get a luke-warm reaction, confusion, or you find no one uses the results at all.
That’s why:
As Many as
85%
of All Analytic Projects Don’t Produce Any Value
$1,000,000s
Are Wasted Annually on Useless Output
Most Data Scientists Will Leave Their Jobs After
20 Months
Due to Dissatisfaction
But there’s good news.
There’s a way you can fix the communication breakdown creating this gap, become the go-to analyst at your company, and make the most out of the work you’re already doing.
Become the Go-To Translator at Your Company
Once you learn the skills of an Analytic Translator, business leaders will notice that working with you feels easy and natural. They find that they can trust you to get things done right the first time without wasted time or rework.
All it takes is a shift in the way you approach your role and some new communication skills.
Think of it like this: you had to upgrade your skills and learn new ways of doing analysis as the field evolved and computers got more powerful, so why wouldn’t you upgrade your communication skills to make that aspect of your job more effective?
Inside the Analytic Translator Course:
01.
Why We Need Analytic Translators
Module one explains why analytic translators are so desperately needed in the business-analytic world. As the field of analytics grows in both size and complexity, the disconnect between business and analytic professionals is getting worse..
02.
The Translation Process
In this module, we introduce the translation process and the goals of each team. This includes the three phases of a project and the three steps used in translation.
03.
Information Gathering in the Discover step
In this module we introduce the main tools translators use to gather information, which occurs in the first translation step: discover.
04.
Information Exchange: Distill and Decipher
In this module we cover distill and decipher – the steps involved in exchanging information between the two teams. We also continue discussion of the design and do phases of a project.
05.
Delivering Value
In this module we describe three messages we can construct to maximize value in the third phase of a project: Deliver.
06.
Putting Translation Into Practice
Even if you aren’t officially in the role of analytic translator right now, there are many ways to begin to make a difference.
07.
Bonus Examples With and Without Analytic Translation
Even if you aren’t officially in the role of analytic translator right now, there are many ways to begin to make a difference.
Not ready for the course?
In this course lesson, Dr. Lynch will share the value of analytic translation. You'll also gain access to the Analytic Translator Value Estimation Tool, where you can estimate the value unique to your organization.
Meet Your Instructor
Wendy Lynch is an experienced sense-maker and data scientist with over 35 years of research experience, primarily in business settings. She has played the role of Analytic Translator for hundreds of companies, from start-ups to Fortune 100 corporations.
Her expertise is both in data analytics and effective communication, combining the two into a framework for optimizing the value of analytics in a business setting.
A nationally-recognized speaker and instructor, Dr. Lynch is committed to training a new generation of analytic translators. Her goal is to establish Analytic Translation as an essential role, recognized by every corporation.
A Proven Process Based on 35 Years of Experience
When I started as an analyst I thought that if I just explained all the cool findings, showed great graphics, and described why the results mattered, the business people would be as fascinated as I was... and surprise! They were not.
So I set out to find why that was the case and how to communicate with business professionals in their own language, and after 1000s of meetings, many mistakes, and a lot of trial and error... I’ve developed an effective approach.
And business will need LOTS of translators. McKinsey reports there is a severe shortage of people who can speak both languages effectively, which will result in a demand for 2,000,000-4,000,000 more skilled translators by 2026.
Testimonials
Not ready for the course?
In this course lesson, Dr. Lynch will share the value of analytic translation. You'll also gain access to the Analytic Translator Value Estimation Tool, where you can estimate the value unique to your organization.
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I know the material in this course works well… but I also know you can’t know that for sure until you’re inside the course. That’s why you can join now, watch the videos, try out the exercises, and start learning the Analytical Translator skills for 30 days… and if within that period you’re unsatisfied for any reason just email me for a full refund.
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Henke, Nicolaus, Jordan Levine, and Paul McInerney. 2018. “Analytics translator: The new must-have role.” McKinsey & Company. February 1. Accessed August 2021. https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/mckinsey-analytics/our-insights/analytics-translator.
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Marr, Bernard. 2018. “Forget Data Scientists And Hire A Data Translator Instead?” Forbes. March 12. Accessed July 2021. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2018/03/12/forget-data-scientists-and-hire-a-da-ta-translator-instead/?sh=184cf81d848a.
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