Show notes
00:26 – Welcome to Limitless B.I.00:45 – Introducing today’s guest, Jenny Roberts01:06 – The goal of the TX2 Program02:18 – Key metrics that the TX2 Program uses to measure success04:20 – Collecting the data necessary for this program06:17 – How the World Wildlife Fund keeps count of the tigers09:08 – How tigers can predict the future11:18 – Jenny reflects on how the business intelligence dashboard has benefited her team14:21 – How the World Wildlife Fund responded to this dashboard tool16:20 – The impact this tool has had on global governments17:52 – How the business intelligence dashboard has aided in the success rate of the TX2 Program20:37 – Next steps for the World Wildlife Fund and the TX2 Program22:40 – Working with the Cambodian government23:18 – Jenny praises the level of global government interest in the TX2 Program24:55 – Jenny shares her plans for future endeavorsEPISODE QUOTES“Poaching for illegal wildlife trade is probably the biggest threat to tigers. So it’s very important that we monitor whether we’ve got those safety protection mechanisms in place.” (03:46)“Normally, if tigers go extinct or start to decrease in an area, it’s an indication to us of what’s happening further down the food chain at the bottom. If something in the food chain is not right, then normally the top predator is the one that’s first effected.” (10:09)“We need to act quickly, otherwise there’s going to be far more species and far more ecosystem damage to come.” (10:31)“Often the government doesn’t have the same kind of monitoring intensity that we do for conservation and tiger conservation. So, it’s been able to make it easier for us to communicate what’s going on in their own landscape in some cases.” (15:50)“I think it [the business intelligence dashboard] certainly plays a role in this big challenge of trying to double the number of tigers in the wild. It gives us evidence to support where we’re prioritizing.” (18:20)LINKS MENTIONEDLimitless BI Website Jenny’s LinkedInTX2 Website