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by PeterisP
4623 days ago
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If you're doing deep analysis on large historical data, then it's in essence a MIS system, and most businesses do (and should do) that outside of Excel. But what the article is about, in a growing startup or a changing company (say, completely new product line) the 'one master source of data' is not in a database but the assumptions in your head; and any clever model based on your historical data will be either impossible or far more wrong than a simple order-of-magnitude calculation done on a paper napkin. And, well, Excel is more convenient than the napkin. |
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