All the data in the world is worthless without the ability to implement meaningful change revealed from the analysis of the information. Alignment of a cogent strategy with effective measurement and revision techniques ensures that achieving goals are a function of process rather than one of mystery. I am that guy that who does pivot tables in his sleep. I initially took Microsoft Office training classes to fill a timeslot in my high school schedule. Since then, Excel has become one of my most frequent and powerful tools in conducting meaningful analysis. With over ten years of use at an expert level, my most frequently heard response is “I didn’t know it could do that!”If you only see the data, then Excel is just a table, and programs like Visio and SharePoint are just window dressing limited by the strategy from which they are born. Having invested countless hours designing and implementing data driven systems, I have learned the value is not centralizing information, but in making it simple and accessible. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an interactive dynamic visualization which combines disparate data sources to derive evidence based actionable responses is worth a library.Specialties: Information Architecture, CRM Design, Sales Process Management, Virtualization, Efficiency Planning, Process Design, Project Management, Customer Service, Customer Loyalty