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In this presentation, Bruno Aziza details what's needed for Personal Analytics to become mainstream. He refers to the big moments of transition as the AHAAS moments. AHAAS stands for: AFFORDABLE. HOLISTIC. APPROACHABLE. AUTOMATIC. SHARABLE. For more, connect with him directly @brunoaziza
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- 8. AHAA MOMENTS
- 9. AHAAS AFFORDABLE. HOLISTIC. APPROACHABLE. AUTOMATIC. SHARABLE.
- 10. 1. GET(DATA) IF BUSINESS VALUE. “60% of the information we need is either not captured or unstructured”.
- 11. 1. Measure Everything, Discard NOTHING.
- 15. We started to accumulate data from the structural area, i.e. how is the spine working, the teeth, feet, etc, and biophysical data plus the psychologicaldata.
- 16. AHAAS AFFORDABLE. HOLISTIC. APPROACHABLE. AUTOMATIC. SHARABLE.
- 17. 2. ONLY THE FEW NEED THE DATA. “Only 28% of potential BI users have any meaningful access”.
- 18. 2. Advocate measurement for ALL.
- 20. The ones who pay attention do so…. …when they have a serious health problem…
- 21. BUT…..don’t we ALL have a health problem???
- 22. It’s not JUST about the DATA.
- 23. It’s about the INTELLIGENCE.
- 24. It’s about SHARED INTELLIGENCE.
- 25. Physical Home Computing Home Web Health Ecosystem
- 27. Rule = Exception
- 28. 3. MAKE IT BEAUTIFUL AND THEY WILL COME. “More than A THIRD of initiatives partially meet or don’t meet the goals originally set”.
- 29. 3. Start with the benefits, NOT the tool.
- 33. RELAX: this is not YOUR data It’s an aggregate of everybody’s data.
- 34. AFFORDABLE. HOLISTIC. APPROACHABLE. AUTOMATIC. SHARABLE.
- 36. @brunoaziza
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