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The Data Lens is a college student-led blog founded to explore the stories and trends behind large datasets. By analyzing data across industries such as aviation, technology, and healthcare, we turn numbers into meaningful stories that help readers better understand the ever-changing world around them.
Published monthly, The Data Lens is a collection of data analysis, visualization, and research that uncovers trends, challenges, and common misconceptions. Beyond simply providing data, we examine how data points and numbers are collected and interpreted while helping readers learn a lot along the way.
Our goal is to make data accessible, engaging, and meaningful for everyone, helping readers see beyond the numbers and discover powerful stories.
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Did You Know...
Organizations that use data-driven decision-making are generally more productive and profitable than those that rely primarily on intuition.
Organizations that use data-driven decision-making are generally more productive and profitable than those that rely primarily on intuition.
-Massachusetts Institute of Technology
An estimated 402.7 million terabytes of data are created every day worldwide, from smartphones and businesses to sensors and online activity.
An estimated 402.7 million terabytes of data are created every day worldwide, from smartphones and businesses to sensors and online activity.
-Statista
Businesses collect vast amounts of information, yet estimates suggest that only a small fraction of enterprise data is ever analyzed and used to inform decisions.
Businesses collect vast amounts of information, yet estimates suggest that only a small fraction of enterprise data is ever analyzed and used to inform decisions.
-Forrester Research
Data can improve lives, but without transparency and accountability, it can also reinforce discrimination, invade privacy, and spread misinformation.
Data can improve lives, but without transparency and accountability, it can also reinforce discrimination, invade privacy, and spread misinformation.
-United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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