@YvesMulkers's Latest X Threads

I've worked in operational industrial environments. Data isn't just numbers; it's the oil that keeps the machine running smoothly.

Start with clear objectives. Goals drive strategy. • Identify key metrics • Set achievable targets • Align with business vision Your objectives are the compass that guides your data journey—know where you're headed.

I've been a DJ and a data strategist. Both require the right mix to get the desired reaction.

Automate where possible. Efficiency is gold. • Identify manual tasks • Choose the right tools • Implement and monitor Automation is the turbo boost for your strategy—taking it to the next level.

I've changed careers, but one thing remains constant: my love for data. It's the universal language of success.

Data quality is a must. Garbage in, garbage out. • Validate data sources • Implement quality checks • Regularly clean data Quality data is the fuel for your business engine—make sure it's premium.

I've seen AI go from sci-fi to boardroom discussions. It's not the future; it's the present.

Commodore 64 was a game-changer. It democratized computing. • Get hands-on with retro tech • Understand its limitations • Appreciate modern advancements Knowing where we started helps us value where we are.

AI improves drug discovery. Better meds, less time. • Invest in AI research • Collaborate with tech firms • Speed up trials The cure for tomorrow is in the data of today—find it faster.

I've been excited by new tech since the days of the Commodore 64. That excitement still fuels my work in data strategy today.