Agile Sports Roles - The Lead Analyst


The lead analyst is responsible for maximizing the results on the court through analytics and shaping the goals of the Sprint, as well as the overall objectives. In Agile Sports, the lead analyst is the head decision-maker in the data/analytics team. The lead analyst is responsible for team data, the interpretation of data, and reporting performance. This person translates the needs and goals of the team to the player’s performance. The lead analyst clarifies any details regarding the team’s focus and areas for improvement, and is responsible for maintaining a dashboard that lists and prioritizes the target metrics and goals, and recommends the planned value for each Sprint. It’s the lead analysts’ responsibility to analyze what metrics and strategies drive organizational success and constantly search for new ways of interpreting data, so that players can understand it, and most important identify new ways of adding value to the team.
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