May 22, 2022, 2:44 p.m. | /u/morningtundra

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What proportion of your DS projects do you consider successful? How many are actually operationalized and deliver on the promise they originally made? I'm currently running at about 70% prove useful and go on to enjoy a reasonable shelf life. That's \~30% are failures. Is this too high?

Edit: On a 12 month horizon...

Edit: I'm referring to your work product that goes on to become the basis for initiatives, designs, solutions, services, products, decision support. Versus how much of …

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