Podcast appearances and mentions of jordan morrow

Hello and welcome to Story Time with Mama V! Boy oh Boy do I have a story for you! In this episode I'm reading the Data Detective at the Carnival written by Chandra Donelson and Jordan Morrow. In this book a young detective named William goes on a special data detective assignment at the Carnival. William is joined by his problem solving data partner named Luca and William's Mom. Not only do the detectives learn about different types of data, they also get to collect the data at the carnival, and have lots of fun too! Listen in to the full episode and make sure to check out the physical book which is available on AMAZON. The book goes into additional activities that can be completed to assist William and Luca in completing their special data assignment. Please share this episode with others and help them learn about different types of data. Also, if you enjoyed this episode please leave a rating and review for the show on a podcasting platform of your choice. Bye for now, Victoria aka Mama VSupport the show

Jordan Morrow and I have a lot of experience with public speaking. We get a lot of questions about tips for public speaking. In this episode, we chat about how to get started with public speaking, tips for awesome presentations and talks, and much more.

In this episode of the Lights on Data show, hosts George and Diana welcome Jordan Morrow, often called the 'Godfather of Data Literacy,' for an insightful discussion. Jordan, a bestselling author and pioneer in data literacy programs, shares key insights from his latest book, Business 101 for the Data Professional. The episode explores the critical importance of data professionals understanding business needs and outcomes, effective communication strategies, the nuances of networking, and the significance of cultural awareness. Jordan also offers practical advice for data professionals to excel in their careers by mastering business strategy and its application to data-driven decision-making.

IN CLEAR FOCUS: Jordan Morrow, SVP of Data and AI Transformation at AgileOne and the "Godfather of data literacy," discusses the intersection of AI and data literacy. Jordan shares insights on the four levels of analytics, the "three C's" of data literacy, and practical steps for organizations to build data confidence. As the author of "Be Data Literate," Jordan emphasizes that while not everyone needs to be a data scientist, understanding data is crucial in today's AI-driven business world.

Join Tim and Juan in the Season 9 premiere of Catalog & Cocktails as they welcome Jordan Morrow, renowned author of "Be Data Literate" and "Business 101 for the Data Professional." Discover how anyone can develop essential data, AI, and business literacy skills in today's rapidly evolving landscape. Jordan shares practical insights on staying focused and making meaningful progress in your data journey, drawing from his extensive experience helping professionals bridge the gap between technical expertise and business acumen.

Join Tim and Juan in the Season 9 premiere of Catalog & Cocktails as they welcome Jordan Morrow, renowned author of "Be Data Literate" and "Business 101 for the Data Professional." Discover how anyone can develop essential data, AI, and business literacy skills in today's rapidly evolving landscape. Jordan shares practical insights on staying focused and making meaningful progress in your data journey, drawing from his extensive experience helping professionals bridge the gap between technical expertise and business acumen.

Jordan Morrow has written a ton, including four books. We chat about the process of writing books, the ins and outs of working with a publisher, the role of AI in writing, and much more. If you're interested in writing a book, this is a crash course in what you should know. Enjoy!

Michael D. Formica, executive deputy to the Commanding General, TRADOC, and our special guest, Jordan Morrow, author/data and analytics leader, discuss developing a data literate workforce.

In this episode of TAG Talks, The Adjutant General of the Army, Brig. Gen. Gregory S. Johnson ("TAG 63") hosts the third and final iteration of the data series featuring data experts Mr. Jordan Morrow and Maj. Tom Malejko. This final episode focuses on the importance of data storytelling and how communication can reinforce the effectiveness of data.

In this episode of TAG Talks, The Adjutant General of the Army, Brig. Gen. Gregory S. Johnson ("TAG 63") sits down with data experts Mr. Jordan Morrow, Col. Kris Saling, and Maj. Tom Malejko to discuss what being “Data Driven” really means. Learn about utilizing communication to strengthen data storytelling, bringing data analytics to life and how the Army applies these concepts to accomplish Mission Objectives.

This episode features data experts Mr. Jordan Morrow, Col. Kris Saling, and Maj. Tom Malejko. Brig. Gen. Gregory S. Johnson, (TAG63), leads a discussion about data literacy and how data can positively impact goals and initiatives.

Can you speak data? If so, you are data literate! It's an incredibly valuable skill in the modern world, and it involves much more than knowing the difference between rows and columns. Data literacy means having the ability to understand, work with, analyze, and communicate with data. This includes skills like finding reliable data sources, interpreting charts and graphs, spotting trends, and using data to support decisions. What does that mean for you? Check out this special episode of DM Radio to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview two experts: Data Warrior, Kent Graziano, now an independent consultant and industry analyst; and data literacy guru, Jordan Morrow of AgileOne! Attendees will learn best practices for improving their data literacy, and could win a free pass to the Data Universe Conference slated for April 10-11 in New York City!

How can organisations better support the development of data literacy within their workforce?  Jordan Morrow, Senior Vice President of Data & AI Transformation at AgileOne, joins me to discuss all things data literacy. While technical skills will remain important, organisations should focus on cultivating curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking in their employees. Success will depend on establishing a growth mindset where learning from mistakes and ongoing improvement are valued. It's also crucial that sufficient time and budget are dedicated to building strong data foundations before pursuing flashy new technologies. With patience and investment in people, organisations can develop a data-literate culture where all staff feel empowered to use insights to make informed decisions and unlock new opportunities for the business.   For more information head to https://www.miraitalent.com/   Exploring Data's Impact on Life and Business: Insight, Innovation, and Inspiration for the Curious Mind. Join host Emma Crabtree on 'Let's Talk Data,' where data meets life. Dive into the world reshaped by AI and data, exploring its impact from business, health, wealth to relationships with experts across fields. Discover data's untapped potential in our everyday and professional lives. For anyone from data enthusiasts to the simply curious, this is your hub for light-hearted yet insightful conversations on data-driven innovation. Tune in to 'Let's Talk Data' for your dose of insights and laughs, making the future of data both accessible and engaging.

In this inaugural edition of the The Adjutant General's Book Club, Brig. Gen. Gregory S. Johnson (“TAG 63”) discusses the book Be Data Literate with author Jordan Morrow. We operate in a world flooded with data, artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics. A world with a ton of buzz words, business jargon, and advanced terminology. Listen to them discuss how to make people comfortable and confident using data. Morrow describes the four characteristics of data literacy as the ability to read, work with, analyze and communicate effectively with data. He concludes with the need to upskill people and evolve an organization's culture to have a more data-driven mindset. Lastly, listen as TAG 63 and Morrow uncover the #1 roadblock to understanding data and achieving analytic success.

Are you data literate? Can you read, work with, analyze and communicate with data? How do you use data as a support tool to make decisions? In this episode, Brig. Gen. Gregory S. Johnson, “TAG 63” talks with Jordan Morrow, author of “Be Data Driven: How Organizations Can Harness the Power of Data,” who is also known as the “godfather of data literacy.” They discuss the various uses of data and artificial intelligence (AI) to make decisions. Listen as they demystify AI, what it means to be data literate, and remove the fear of the unknown that creates comfort and confidence to make decisions that lead to outcomes.

Jordan Morrow and I hung out at my house and chatted about all things data literacy, the great outdoors, and more. Enjoy!

Unlock the keys to becoming a true data virtuoso in this compelling episode! Join us as we dive into the dynamic world of data analytics with the brilliant mind behind the book, 'Be Data Analytical,' Jordan Morrow.  Whether you're a curious learner or a business leader seeking to harness the power of data, this conversation is your guide to cultivating a data-driven mindset. Tune in now and embark on a journey to unlock the true potential of data analytics in your personal and professional life!

Jordan Morrow is known as the "Godfather of Data Literacy", having helped pioneer the field by building one of the world's first data literacy programs and driving thought leadership. Jordan is Vice President and Head of Data And Analytics at BrainStorm, Inc., and a global trailblazer in the world of data literacy. He served as the Chair of the Advisory Board for The Data Literacy Project, has spoken at numerous conferences around the world, and is an active voice in the data and analytics community. He has also helped companies and organizations around the world, including the United Nations, build and understand data literacy.When not found within his work of Data, Jordan is married with 5 kids. Jordan is also an avid trail runner and loves fitness, entering and racing in multiple ultra-marathons, and having fun adventures in the mountains. Jordan loves to read, often reading (or using Audible) to go through multiple books at a time. Jordan is the author of two books: Be Data Literate and Be Data Driven.

In this episode: Lauren Hawker Zafer is joined by Jordan Morrow - aka the "Godfather of Data Literacy." Who Can Benefit From This Conversation? This conversation is for anyone who is curious about the ever-growing importance of data literacy. Learn what data literacy is, understand why a data literate workforce is of ever-growing importance, and why it poses as a key empowerment tool in modern enterprises. Jordan and Lauren talk data superheroes and data skeptics. This conversation is set to empower all that listen to it. Who is Jordan? Jordan Morrow is known as the "Godfather of Data Literacy", having helped pioneer the field by building one of the world's first data literacy programs and driving thought leadership. Jordan is Vice President and Head of Data And Analytics at BrainStorm, Inc., and a global trailblazer in the world of data literacy. He served as the Chair of the Advisory Board for The Data Literacy Project, has spoken at numerous conferences around the world, and is an active voice in the data and analytics community. He has also helped companies and organizations around the world, including the United Nations, build and understand data literacy. When not found within his work of Data, Jordan is married with 5 kids. Jordan is also an avid trail runner and loves fitness, entering and racing in multiple ultra-marathons, and having fun adventures in the mountains. Jordan loves to read, often reading (or using Audible) to go through multiple books at a time. Jordan is the author of two books: Be Data Literate and Be Data Driven. REDEFINING AI is powered by The Squirro Academy - learn.squirro.com. Try our free courses on AI, ML, NLP and Cognitive Search at the Squirro Academy and find out more about Squirro here.

Jordan Morrow, author of "Be Data Driven" will tell us how organizations can harness the power of data and become a data driven organization.

Data Literacy is increasingly becoming a skill that every role needs to have, regardless of whether their role a data-oriented or not. No one knows this better than Jordan Morrow, who is known as the Godfather of Data Literacy. Jordan is the VP and Head of Data Analytics at Brainstorm, Inc., and is the author of Be Data Literate: The Skills Everyone Needs to Succeed.Jordan has been a fierce advocate for data literacy throughout his career, including helping the United Nations understand and utilize data literacy effectively. Throughout the episode, we define data literacy, why organizations need data literacy in order to use data properly and drive business impact, how to increase organizational data literacy, and more. This episode od DataFramed is a part of DataCamp's Data Literacy Month, where we raise awareness for Data Literacy throughout the month of September through webinars, workshops, and resources featuring thought leaders and subject matter experts that can help you build your data literacy, as well as your organization's. For more information, visit: https://www.datacamp.com/data-literacy-month/for-teams

Jordan Morrow is the VP of Data and Analytics at Brainstorm. He has been in data for a long time now across companies like Qlik and Pluralsight. He is a two-time winner of Data IQ100, a list of the most influential data and analytics practitioners. He has built expertise in the area of data literacy and upskilling.In this episode, we cover a range of topics including:- Data literacy- Upskilling and reskilling- Learning platforms for data professionals- Where are the gaps in skills for data professionals- Landscape of products for education and upskilling- What's the next unlock for the education market

Host Mike Lesiecki interviews Jordan Morrow, the “Godfather of Data Literacy.” They discuss how technicians can become proficient in interpreting and communicating data and why these skills are more important than ever for the future of work. They examine what certification programs and pathways for data literacy and data analytics are emerging to help address the critical functions of data literacy and data analytics. Mike and Jordan explore how instructors can begin integrating data literacy and analytics into their own programs so that students are ready to work with data to diagnose and make decisions in the workplace.

We have all seen massive shifts in the world of data literacy in the last few years, with the pandemic having undeniable and sometimes surprising effects on the professional landscape. Joining me to talk about these changes and the skills that can best serve data literacy in the contemporary climate is returning guest and one of the godfathers of data literacy, Jordan Morrow! Jordan was previously a guest on Episode 66, so I recommend listening to that masterclass first if you have not already! In today's chat we get into some of Jordan's amazing frameworks from his new book, Be Data Literate, The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs To Succeed with Jordan giving listeners an inside scoop on his amazing ideas and practical wisdom!   In this episode, you'll learn: [0:15:41] How data literacy has infiltrated most spheres and the roles of many other professionals.  [0:16:20] Jordan explains the four levels of analytics; descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive. [0:24:05] Generational gaps in dealing with data; Jordan's advice for improvement.  [0:31:52] Jordan shares his six-step framework. [0:34:11] Some advice from Jordan to women working in the world of data literacy. [0:38:09] Getting to grips with Jordan's 'three Cs' of data literacy and the value of curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking! [0:43:00] Jordan comments on strategies for building rapport, facilitating relationships, and the need for interpersonal skills.   [0:49:51] Exciting information about the raffle for Jordan's book, exclusive to AOF listeners!   For full show notes, and the links mentioned visit: https://bibrainz.com/podcast/86   Enjoyed the Show?  Please leave us a review on iTunes.

Do you have the ability to consume and use data effectively? In this episode of the DATAcated on Air podcast, host Kate Strachnyi talks with Jordan Morrow, the Head of Beta Design and Management Skills at Pluralsight. Jordan was one of the founding pioneers in data literacy and is known as the godfather of data literacy. Listen to learn from his experiences and how you can develop your data skills. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Who is Jordan? [04:01] What is data literacy [06:36] Everyone can be data literate [11:49] Determining data literacy [14:31] Bridging the skills gap [18:08] The four levels of data analytics [20:45] Be Data Literate [24:07] Data analytics education [30:15] Finding your next step in data literacy [38:20] Resources & People Mentioned Pluralsight Qlik Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs To Succeed David Goggins David Goggins 4x4x48 Challenge Valerie A. Logan ThoughtSpot Mothers of Data Science Weapons of Math Destruction Connect with Jordan Morrow On LInkedIn On Twitter Connect with DATAcated http://www.datacated.com/ DATAcated on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/datacated1/ Kate on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-strachnyi-data/ DATAcated on Twitter: https://twitter.com/datacated_ DATAcated on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/datacated Subscribe to the DATACATED On Air podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/datacated/support

Check out the latest #LearnIn Episode with Jordan Morrow, @Laura_E_Edell known by her persona #Annielytics (@https://www.youtube.com/c/LauraHostsAnEye4AI) & @IBM TV (host, Darren Kaplan) where Jordan shares his passion for #dataliteracy #NFLDraft #FantasyFootball #Moneyball and more - You won't want to miss this one. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/annielytics-podcast/message

Learn In hosts Arin Bhowmick, Laura Edell and Darren Kaplan sit down with Jordan Morrow to riff about  Sports Analytics, Baseball Cloud and AI for Ticket price points. This will be an action packed, data-focused conversation as we get ready for the 2022-23 Baseball Season and the NBA Playoffs.

Summary:Known as the "Godfather of Data Literacy", Jordan Morrow has helped pioneer the field of data literacy by building one of the world's first data literacy programs. He is Head of Data, Design, and Management Skills at Pluralsight, and he served as the Chair of the Advisory Board for The Data Literacy Project. Jordan has spoken at numerous national and international conferences and is an active voice in the data and analytics community. He has also helped companies and organizations around the world, including the United Nations, build and understand data literacy. In this episode, Jordan talks about data literacy and the human element of data and analytics. Chapters:[0:00 - 4:58] IntroductionWelcome, Jordan Morrow!Today's Topic: Data Literacy and the Human Side of Data and Analytics[4:59 - 13:42] What Are the Biggest Roadblocks to Successful Data and Analytics?Why a company's culture needs to be ready absorb, use, and effectively consume data?People often don't realize that they're more data literate than they understand[13:43 - 20:29] How Can Organizations and Individuals Successfully Learn Data Literacy?Learn to start asking questionsWhat resources are available to start learning about data literacy?[20:30 - 27:53] What Does It Mean to Be “Data Driven” and How Can Organizations Become Data Driven?Data skepticism vs data cynicismUnderstanding the nuances of data when presenting it[27:54 - 30:29] Final Thoughts & ClosingYou don't need to be a data scientist to be more confident in your data literacyThanks for listening!Quotes:“The premise of the data lake is a good idea: throw all your data into one spot. But we keep coming back to data literacy. If people don't know how to get information out of it correctly, you run into problems.”“I commonly say, ‘I want to create a world of data skeptics, not data cynics.' The world is doing a good enough job of creating data cynicism. Data skepticism is just asking questions of things. That's it. To me, the key to data literacy, data analytics, all of that, is curiosity.”Contact:LinkedInResources:Jordan's Ted Talk on Data LiteracyJordan's BookProduction by Affogato Media

In Episode 7 of Season 2 on Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Jordan Morrow, VP of Data Skills at Pluralsight, where they discuss how to build a truly data-driven organisation, which includes: The true definition of data literacy An insight into Pluralsight How Covid-19 has allowed companies to understand the importance of being data literate when creating a competitive advantage The importance of understanding what companies want to do with their data and how to go about building out a road-map to do it! The importance of a companies ability to adapt and obtain a data strategy supported by leadership How he goes about changing a companies culture and his work with the UN What the future holds for world renowned Jordan Morrow!

Learning to ask the right question is key to data and analytics decision-making. Jesse and Jordan dive into the data literacy skills that everyone needs to succeed, including mastering the 3Cs; the 4 levels of analytics; why you need an analytics-accountability friend; and, how to live with understanding that data and analytics is not perfect. The Godfather Theme courtesy of AJ BEATS (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBM5FzoPOkM_SWNiagH3G0g)

Having invented the field of data literacy, Jordan has helped organizations around the world build and understand data literacy. Get a taste of what's coming up as Jesse and Jordan dig into the 3 Cs of data literacy, the 4 levels of analytics, and show us how to think differently.

Data Talks is Exago's podcast on business intelligence, analytics, and application software. This month, “godfather of data literacy” Jordan Morrow unpacks the 12-step data-informed decision making process outlined in his new book, Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs to Succeed. “Data-driven culture” is one of the hottest buzzwords of the decade, but Morrow says most organizations are nowhere near achieving it.

What are the four levels of analytics? What about data literacy? How do these tie in with the data culture and business strategy? Join this episode of the Lights On Data Show with our guest, Jordan Morrow - the Godfather of Data Literacy, and learn about all of this. Jordan is the Head of Data, Design, and Management Skills at Pluralsight, and the author of "Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs To Succeed"

Data literacy is the missing piece keeping most organizations from truly leveraging data to drive successful business outcomes. Luckily, we’re talking to the man who created the roadmap to data literacy. In this episode, Cassidy chats with Jordan Morrow, Head of Data, Design, and Management Skills at Pluralsight, about how to bring data literacy to your organization. Jordan’s on a mission to close the data skills gap and establish a data-centric culture by bringing data literacy to the masses. He’s passionate about delivering a human touch to a world of numbers and gets the greatest satisfaction when he can help people see and understand the power that data analytics can bring to their careers, their businesses, and their personal lives. Currently, Jordan leads Pluralsight’s data and design/management across various channels. The program is designed to help people learn and improve their data capabilities and gain an understanding of how to effectively use these skills to handle the large amounts of data found in modern organizations. What we talked about: -How COVID accelerated the digital transformation of many companies -Becoming the godfather of data literacy -Expanding educational content past data literacy to data science, data engineering, and data governance -The definition and four levels of data literacy -A five-step process for implementing data in the workflow of a business -How individuals and companies can get started with data literacy -Who should own data literacy initiatives Check out Jordan’s new book Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs To Succeed. Want a copy? Reach out to Cassidy on LinkedIn or at cshield@narrativescience.com. If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can’t see the links? Just search for Leading with Data in your favorite podcast player.

Data literacy is the missing piece keeping most organizations from truly leveraging data to drive successful business outcomes. Luckily, we’re talking to the man who created the roadmap to data literacy. In this episode, Cassidy chats with Jordan Morrow, Head of Data, Design, and Management Skills at Pluralsight, about how to bring data literacy to your organization. Jordan’s on a mission to close the data skills gap and establish a data-centric culture by bringing data literacy to the masses. He’s passionate about delivering a human touch to a world of numbers and gets the greatest satisfaction when he can help people see and understand the power that data analytics can bring to their careers, their businesses, and their personal lives. Currently, Jordan leads Pluralsight’s data and design/management across various channels. The program is designed to help people learn and improve their data capabilities and gain an understanding of how to effectively use these skills to handle the large amounts of data found in modern organizations. What we talked about: -How COVID accelerated the digital transformation of many companies -Becoming the godfather of data literacy -Expanding educational content past data literacy to data science, data engineering, and data governance -The definition and four levels of data literacy -A five-step process for implementing data in the workflow of a business -How individuals and companies can get started with data literacy -Who should own data literacy initiatives Check out Jordan’s new book Be Data Literate: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs To Succeed. Want a copy? Reach out to Cassidy on LinkedIn or at cshield@narrativescience.com. If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can’t see the links? Just search for Leading with Data in your favorite podcast player.

Join us to learn how to BE DATA LITERATE with Jordan Morrow, Head of Data, Design, and Management Skills at Pluralsight. He is also the author of a brand new book called BE DATA LITERATE: The Data Literacy Skills Everyone Needs to Succeed. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/datacated/support

Jordan Morrow (DATAcated Conference Feb 2021) - Data Storytelling for the C-Suite --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/datacated/support

Data literacy is one of the most sought after cultural transformations of 2020. In episode #47 we discussed ‘Why we should stop saying ’data literacy’. Today’s guest, Jordan Morrow, shared the episode on Linkedin sparking off some very interesting and even defensive responses from the data literacy social media mafia. Today, Jordan joins the podcast to share his unique point of view on the topic. Known as the pioneer of data literacy, tune in to learn how to start a data literacy practice, the best audience for data literacy skills, and what the most important data literacy skills are. Knowledge bombs galore! [16:43]  - Key Quote: “Not everyone needs to be a data scientist, but everyone should develop skills in data analytics in today’s day and age.” – Jordan Morrow​ [22:53]  - The order that data literacy skills should be taught in​ [29:25]  - Other phrases that could be used instead of data literacy​ For full show notes, and the links mentioned visit: https://bibrainz.com/podcast/66   Enjoyed the Show?  Please leave us a review on iTunes. Check out our sponsor! Are you a BI/Analytics leader who is tired of creating useless reports or dashboards? Are you struggling to get users over to your BI portal? Ever thought about embedding your analytics? If so, then you have to check out Logi Composer, the first ever out of the box development experience for teams who want to get up and running fast! Logi Analytics is offering AoF Listeners a special 14-day trial to get up and running fast! Just visit - logianalytics.com/aof

Guest Bio:As the CDO or Head of Data in your organization, what steps are you taking to build a data-driven culture?To close the data literacy skills gap and establish a data-centric culture, we need to dispel the myth that only data scientists are qualified to work on data analytics. Through education and training, organizations can create a culture where everyone has the skills and is encouraged to be curious about data.As the Global Head of Data Literacy at Qlik, I help individuals and organizations realize their data and analytical potential by strengthening their data literacy.I lead Qlik's data literacy program across our various channels, which has seen a rapid rise in engagement and is now at the forefront of industry thought leadership. This curriculum is designed to help people learn and improve their data and analytical capabilities, gain an understanding of how to effectively use data and analytics and help prepare them to work with the large amounts of data found in modern organisations.Before the transition to Qlik, I was involved in the development of the Business Intelligence group for the United States Consumer Card group at American Express. For my involvement that led to the creation of strategic reports, curriculum and training for this program, I was awarded the President's Club Award in 2017.I'm passionate about bringing the human touch to a world of numbers. I get the greatest feeling of satisfaction when I can help people see and understand the power that data and analytics can bring to them -- in their careers, their businesses or in their personal lives.When not working with helping our customers upskill their organizations' data literacy capabilities, I can be found with my family or trail running the mountains of Utah.

Data has the power to change lives . . .  when it’s understood correctly. That’s where “data literacy” comes in. After years of refining his approach, Jordan Morrow walks us through the essential steps in becoming more data literate. (And no, being a data scientist isn’t required.) Jordan's Pluralsight author profile Jordan's Twitter profile Qlik.com TED Talk: Why everyone should be data literate *** If you enjoy this episode, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@pluralsight.com.

Despite an explosion of data and analytics, too many organizations still don’t know how to use it — let alone leverage it to inform decision-making and strategy. Today’s guest, Jordan Morrow, is helping fix this very broad-ranging problem. He’s the Global Head of Data Literacy at Qlik, and here on #WorkTrends to share the findings of a milestone report on Data Literacy, and talk about the most effective strategies for learning how to harness data to make informed decisions. This podcast is sponsored by Qlik.

I am speaking with Jordan Morrow and Worth Anne Herrell, the women behind the brand Oilogic. We have a lot of fun talking about making this type of product for children and babies, what, in their opinion, is the most important piece of advice for aspiring mompreneurs and find out what totally random and completely disgusting thing that Jordan and I both have in our purses. You would never guess in a million years. Find my post that includes Oilogic here on Savvy Sassy Moms.

In our latest #DataTalk, we spoke with Paul Malyon and Jordan Morrow about the Data Literacy Project, a global community launched by industry leaders which aims to ignite discussion and develop the tools needed to shape a successful, data literate society.

Jordan Morrow is on a mission to help organizations and individuals become data literate. He believes that the ability to speak, read and write data will be the next big differentiator in the next few years. He travels around the world speaking with people about how to improve their own data literacy.

In this episode of TAG Data Talk, we talk with Jordan Morrow, Global Head of Data Literacy at Qlik about Advancing Data Literacy.

Caught up with Jordan at the Data Revolution Tour in London. During the tour he made an announcement about an ground breaking project really pushing the boundary's of data literacy.

Join Ms. Roth and me, Mr. Hamilton, as we welcome students Dean Barry, Tia Sadlon, Jordan Morrow, and Delia Langefeld and staff members Ms. Sandstead, Ms. Joiner, Ms. Fonsino, Mr. Hodges, and Mr. Riedy when we talk high school fashion, music, and style.

Jordan Morrow is the Global Head of Data Literacy for Qlik in the US. He coined the term Data Literacy - the ability an individual/organisation has to properly consume data and drive insights & decisions. Learn ways in which you can improve data literacy.