Go Beyond Reports, See Results

GIDAR is an Analytics Method that solves several frequent problems around Business ideas:
- Concentrating on SMART Goals avoids the spread of resources and hunches.
- It helps shape the data strategy. When you have a clear goal and ideas to make it happen, you understand what information, data, and resources you need.
- Change: Part of GIDAR includes suggestions and proposals to change the course of action.
- Results: GIDAR closes the cycle of a successful analytics project by comparing results after changes.
GIDAR is Designed to Trigger Change
GOALS
Without a goal, there is no project. If, after your goal meeting or workshop, you cannot find a clear goal, you shouldn’t be spending resources and need to revisit your analytics strategy.
INFORMATION
Information comes from known facts, stakeholders, and subject matter experts. That information will inform the type of data we collect later and help us avoid common pitfalls.
DATA
After defining clear Goals and collecting as much information as possible, you will have a good idea of the data that you need. Here, you want to be methodical.
ANALYSIS
It is time to use our grey matter. Put all the information and data together, build and prove your hypothesis. Remember that here we want to answer WHY.
ACTION(S)
Actions mean changes. In a normal situation, you are trying to meet a business goal by changing something that is either not working or replicating something that has worked well.
RESULTS
Results are the consequence of actions. If we have taken actions, there will be results.

GIDAR Analytics Course
If you would like to learn more and start using GIDAR, I recommend taking the free Udemy course.
This is what you will learn:
- How to trigger change upwards by using a step by step methodology.
- Turn Information and Data into real Business Impact
- Learn to use the GIDAR Analytics Canvas
- Articulate Powerful Business Goals
- How to source data for a solid analysis
- The elements of a good data analysis
- How to support change through data-driven change management
- How to measure Analysis results
- End to end project Management using the GIDAR Methodology


