Andrew Roman Wells

Andrew Roman Wells is the CEO of Aspirent, a management consulting firm focused on analytics. He is the co-author of Monetizing Your Data: A Guide to Turning Data into Profit-Driving Strategies and Solutions. He has extensive experience building analytical solutions for a wide range of companies, from Fortune 500s to small non-profits. Andrew focuses on helping organizations utilize their data to make impactful decisions that drive revenue through monetization strategies. Andrew earned a Bachelor’s degree in business administration with a focus on finance and management information systems from the University of Georgia.
Compete in Age of Analytics - DOCUMENT Strategy
March 2017
How to Compete in the Age of Analytics
BY Andrew Roman Wells|Kathy Williams Chiang
March 16 2017
Data and analytics have redefined the way we compete. Data is a critical corporate asset that organizations are starting to monetize in new ways to get ahead of their competition. The bottom line? Companies...
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