The way we work is changing. Evolving technology is enabling organizations and workers to change how and where work is performed (see “Links to Additional Resources”). With the appearance of the COVID-19 virus and associated world-wide pandemic, this trend will accelerate significantly. Many organizations are telling their employees to work remotely to keep them safe, and to help the company remain productive. More importantly, to help reduce the growing tide of dangerous infections. The infection-chain has to be broken for everyone’s benefit. It’s a critical, necessary choice. And it’s not possible to simply “flip a switch” and make it happen seamlessly. There’s a big learning curve when it comes to understanding how to enable a productive remote work culture that meets the needs of the organization (productivity and profitability) and the employees (healthy work-life balance) who address the day-to-day tasks. Organizational leadership and staff have to acquire the culture and skill-sets that are required to do it successfully.
The company chose this new name to more truly reflect its core mission and skillsets and devotion toward helping customers build intelligence on a basis of true knowledge. The company’s organization and management remain the same. However, management has looked back over its history (dating back to 1999) and decided the company has a definite gift for all things data. Logic Intelligence, LLC, believes information can only be deemed truly informational if it yields accurate, usable knowledge: truth. And truth feeds intelligence. Therefore, reliable intelligence comes through the proper application of logic against a foundation of high-quality data. Logic and intelligence truly belong together hence the company’s new name.
A defining moment for Logic Intelligence was recently during this pandemic; they were able to provide their services to a non-profit organization on a below market rate to help them service at-risk students. Logic Intelligence feels proud to give back to the community by helping non-profits find solutions by using their services.
In 25 words or less, describe a bit about your history and how you arrived at your current position. Business Intelligence, Data Analyst, Database Management, Data Migration, Data Visualization, etc.
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