DATA AND METHODY

Intelligence connects.
The evidence holds.

Proceeding, normalization and reproducible calculation. Context accompanies each reading.

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EVIDENCE THAT CAN BE INTERESTED

Behind a figure,
a reading tab.

An index serves when the team understands what it measures, what reference it uses and what part of the market it describes. The result should keep those answers together with the visualization.

The date of an observation, the window analyzed and the publication of the result perform different functions. Keeping them identified avoids comparing two figures that seem the same and speak of different moments.

MÉTRICA / EJEMPLOY CONCEPTUAL

Evolution of a category

What is it?
Index developed on signals of interest
Reference
Identifiable Comparison Base
Context
Family · Country · Period
Coverage
Entities and sources contributing
Dates
Observation · Analysis · Publication
Interpretation
A sign of interest; not sold units
The visualization and its meaning are part of the same analysis.
01

Signals

Public or authorised sources.

02

Context

Entities, categories and markets.

03

Calculation

Metrics reproducible.

04

Interpretation

A reading supported by evidence.

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PROCEDURE

Understand what each source measures.

The acquisition must respect the conditions of use and the applicable authorization. Each source needs context of country, category, period and coverage so that its contribution can be interpreted.

02
NORMALIZATION

Compare entities, not just tags.

The design contemplates canonical products, brands and categories, independent of the language. A relationship between sources should preserve attributes and differences relevant to comparison.

03
CÁLCULA E AI

The figures are calculated, the AI interprets them.

Important metrics should be reproducible by code and identifiable models. Artificial intelligence helps to understand queries, sort information and explore explanations, without inventing percentages or quotas.

04
PUBLICATION

A reading with date and context.

The approach is based on periodicals and snapshots that allow to compare periods. The frequency of acquisition of a source and the date of publication of the analysis are different concepts.

CONFIDENCE IN ANALYSIS

A figure.
Its meaning.

A useful conclusion allows distinguishing
which is seen from what is inferred.

01

Observed data

A record or signal directly observed in a source, with its context and limits.

02

Index

A metric developed with an identifiable method and comparison base.

03

Estimate

An calculated, differentiated approach to the observed fact and accompanied by its assumptions.

04

Provided

A scenario on the future, conditioned by a model and subject to uncertainty.

Replaceable sources

The design prevents depending on a single source for the entire commercial vision.

Identifiable coverage

A country or category with less information needs a reading proportionate to that limitation.

Separation of the data

The captured information and the published analysis have different functions and accesses.

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