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Texts: Here's my problem... Real People, Real Choices. I'm looking for a way to improve the other half of today's mental aspects of the sport. Josh had a vision for a new system that would harness the power of advanced analytics in baseball. He hoped to use predictive models to analyze how many wins and games it would take to win the World Series. The 2002 Oakland A's used data about player performances to help make decisions on matchups and players that would be more successful in certain conditions. This collaboration allowed them to pinpoint the NY Yankees' weaknesses and staff accordingly. Fast forward to today, every professional team's marketers dip into data as well. They trust their data analysts to guide them in making informed decisions. However, the entertainment industry also relies on data to make the most informed decisions. It's important to balance industry knowledge with data to make the best decisions. Josh's Option 1: Build an enterprise data warehouse internally. Although it's risky to rely on vendors, it's important to safeguard one of the team's most important assets - data. If Josh's team built the data warehouse themselves, they would have full control over what it could do. However, if something went wrong, they would be responsible for fixing it. Josh's Option 2: Outsource the data enterprise platform. This would free up time for Josh's team to focus on other tasks. However, it would mean giving up control over how the platform is designed and modified in the future. Josh's Option 3: Modify an existing data platform. This would allow Josh's team to customize the platform to their specific needs. However, it may not be as efficient or cost-effective as building their own data warehouse. Now put yourself in Josh's shoes. Which option would you choose and why?

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Here's my problem... Real People, Real Choices. I'm looking for a way to improve the other half of today's mental aspects of the sport. Josh had a vision for a new system that would harness the power of advanced analytics in baseball. He hoped to use predictive models to analyze how many wins and games it would take to win the World Series. The 2002 Oakland A's used data about player performances to help make decisions on matchups and players that would be more successful in certain conditions. This collaboration allowed them to pinpoint the NY Yankees' weaknesses and staff accordingly. Fast forward to today, every professional team's marketers dip into data as well. They trust their data analysts to guide them in making informed decisions. However, the entertainment industry also relies on data to make the most informed decisions. It's important to balance industry knowledge with data to make the best decisions.

Josh's Option 1: Build an enterprise data warehouse internally. Although it's risky to rely on vendors, it's important to safeguard one of the team's most important assets - data. If Josh's team built the data warehouse themselves, they would have full control over what it could do. However, if something went wrong, they would be responsible for fixing it.

Josh's Option 2: Outsource the data enterprise platform. This would free up time for Josh's team to focus on other tasks. However, it would mean giving up control over how the platform is designed and modified in the future.

Josh's Option 3: Modify an existing data platform. This would allow Josh's team to customize the platform to their specific needs. However, it may not be as efficient or cost-effective as building their own data warehouse.

Now put yourself in Josh's shoes. Which option would you choose and why?

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