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Favorite T-Stats Data

Dan Crowell
$organization

Hi all, 

I am working on pitching the idea of T-Stats to our CEO (we are one of the 5% of the community not currently using it).  He wanted specific examples of what we can pull differently with T-Stats than we can with reporting.  I got a few examples that I could think of that we would use regularly, but I was wondering if anyone would mind sharing some of their favorite T-Stats discoveries or data results that have been eye-opening or even any that made your normal reporting tasks much easier?  Any unique ideas would be greatly appreciated!

  • $organization in reply to Former Member

    Thank you Nicole!

    Believe me..it makes me sad to not be using it either.  The examples you provided are very helpful.  I am pushing to get this accomplished.  This should help my cause.

    Thanks!

    Dan

  • $organization in reply to Leslie McKinley

    Thank you, Leslie!

    I explained how so many of the things T-Stats can help us with we might not even realize until the need arises.  It is also a big point to make that we will not need as many custom reports written for us.  

    I appreciate your feedback!

     

    Dan

  • $organization in reply to Amy Aldrich

    Thanks for your input, Amy!  This is all very helpful info.  :)

  • $organization in reply to Kathleen Smith

    Kathleen, 

    Thank you for your input as well.  I think our CEO is a bit weary of the data to begin with so I think he may be concerned with how it is presented.  I think I have enough examples and ideas to prove my case.  :)

  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization

    Your post makes me sad. I use T-Stats every single day and I have trained about a quarter of our full time staff to use it so they are using it all the time as well. It isn’t about finding one report in T-Stats that you like to use repeatedly it is about answering questions as they arise.

     

    Crossover reports

    Reporting on specific seats

    Attendance trends

    Zip Code Analysis

    Sales days prior to perf

    Financial capacities

    Num Perfs

    Segmenting sales by MOS or Channel or Solicitor

    DOW analysis

    Zone analysis

     

    I suggest looking in the Conference Materials Archive and looking at the T-Stats P2P presentations over the last several years and plucking anything you like from those.

     

    If you need someone feisty to talk to him about it you can have him give me a call.

     

    Good luck!

    Nicole

     

     

     

    From: Tessitura Shared Reports Forum [mailto:forums-shared.reports@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dan Crowell
    Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:12 PM
    To: Nicole Keating <nkeating@arshtcenter.org>
    Subject: [Tessitura Shared Reports Forum] Favorite T-Stats Data
    Importance: High

     

    Hi all, 

    I am working on pitching the idea of T-Stats to our CEO (we are one of the 5% of the community not currently using it).  He wanted specific examples of what we can pull differently with T-Stats than we can with reporting.  I got a few examples that I could think of that we would use regularly, but I was wondering if anyone would mind sharing some of their favorite T-Stats discoveries or data results that have been eye-opening or even any that made your normal reporting tasks much easier?  Any unique ideas would be greatly appreciated!




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  • $organization

    T-Stats means Quick Stats for all those in the moment questions that Nicole so wonderfully notes below

     

    There is no need to have a programmer write a report, staff can pull the data themselves.

     

    From: Nicole Keating [mailto:bounce-nicolekeating9176@tessituranetwork.com]
    Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:49 PM
    To: McKinley, Leslie <LMcKinley@nycitycenter.org>
    Subject: RE: [Tessitura Shared Reports Forum] Favorite T-Stats Data

     

    Your post makes me sad. I use T-Stats every single day and I have trained about a quarter of our full time staff to use it so they are using it all the time as well. It isn’t about finding one report in T-Stats that you like to use repeatedly it is about answering questions as they arise.

     

    Crossover reports

    Reporting on specific seats

    Attendance trends

    Zip Code Analysis

    Sales days prior to perf

    Financial capacities

    Num Perfs

    Segmenting sales by MOS or Channel or Solicitor

    DOW analysis

    Zone analysis

     

    I suggest looking in the Conference Materials Archive and looking at the T-Stats P2P presentations over the last several years and plucking anything you like from those.

     

    If you need someone feisty to talk to him about it you can have him give me a call.

     

    Good luck!

    Nicole

     

     

     

    From: Tessitura Shared Reports Forum [mailto:forums-shared.reports@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dan Crowell
    Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:12 PM
    To: Nicole Keating <nkeating@arshtcenter.org>
    Subject: [Tessitura Shared Reports Forum] Favorite T-Stats Data
    Importance: High

     

    Hi all, 

    I am working on pitching the idea of T-Stats to our CEO (we are one of the 5% of the community not currently using it).  He wanted specific examples of what we can pull differently with T-Stats than we can with reporting.  I got a few examples that I could think of that we would use regularly, but I was wondering if anyone would mind sharing some of their favorite T-Stats discoveries or data results that have been eye-opening or even any that made your normal reporting tasks much easier?  Any unique ideas would be greatly appreciated!




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  • $organization
    T-Stats is a tremendous tool to have at your fingertips that is included
    for free with your Tessitura license. I too, like Nicole said, use it
    every day and cannot imagine doing my job without it.

    Year to year comparisons
    Sales days prior to performances
    Subscription sales trends
    Employee sales performance
    Seat sales analysis
    Price type comparison by season
    Zip code area sales
    Having the ability to have a report in T-Stats and then also with the
    click of a tab be able to look at that report in chart form is awesome
    too.
    The list is endless....

    Try not to think of it as a replacement for Tessitura reports, it is a
    massive addition to your Tessitura reports. It enhances your ability to
    look at your data in different ways. There are so many options for
    reporting in T-Stats. It takes working in the application to discover
    what is going to work best for your organization. Everyone is different,
    but you cannot go wrong with using T-Stats.

    Amy





    >>> "Nicole Keating"
    9/9/2016 3:45 PM >>>

    Your post makes me sad. I use T-Stats every single day and I have
    trained about a quarter of our full time staff to use it so they are
    using it all the time as well. It isn’t about finding one report in
    T-Stats that you like to use repeatedly it is about answering questions
    as they arise.

    Crossover reports
    Reporting on specific seats
    Attendance trends
    Zip Code Analysis
    Sales days prior to perf
    Financial capacities
    Num Perfs
    Segmenting sales by MOS or Channel or Solicitor
    DOW analysis
    Zone analysis

    I suggest looking in the Conference Materials Archive and looking at
    the T-Stats P2P presentations over the last several years and plucking
    anything you like from those.

    If you need someone feisty to talk to him about it you can have him
    give me a call.

    Good luck!
    Nicole



    From: Tessitura Shared Reports Forum
    [mailto:forums-shared.reports@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dan
    Crowell
    Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:12 PM
    To: Nicole Keating
    Subject: [Tessitura Shared Reports Forum] Favorite T-Stats Data
    Importance: High

    Hi all,
    I am working on pitching the idea of T-Stats to our CEO (we are one of
    the 5% of the community not currently using it). He wanted specific
    examples of what we can pull differently with T-Stats than we can with
    reporting. I got a few examples that I could think of that we would use
    regularly, but I was wondering if anyone would mind sharing some of
    their favorite T-Stats discoveries or data results that have been
    eye-opening or even any that made your normal reporting tasks much
    easier? Any unique ideas would be greatly appreciated!



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  • $organization

    Like Nicole, Leslie and Amy, I am a HUGE fan of TStats, but I don’t use it much at my current org.  I am working with over 25 years’ worth of data that was always reported in a very specific way, and my execs are slightly wary because the numbers don’t always match perfectly when I re-run them on TStats.  I’ve explained the difference between transaction vs order date, and why the historical methods of reporting may not be the best (hence slightly different numbers when comparing TStats vs historical methods), but…  uphill battle. 

     

    Generally, though, I love TStats, and as long as you know what data you’re asking for and can articulate where it’s coming from, everything should be fine!

     

    Cheers,

    Kathleen

     

     

    From: Tessitura Shared Reports Forum [mailto:forums-shared.reports@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dan Crowell
    Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:14 PM
    To: Kathleen Smith
    Subject: [Tessitura Shared Reports Forum] Favorite T-Stats Data

     

    Hi all, 

    I am working on pitching the idea of T-Stats to our CEO (we are one of the 5% of the community not currently using it).  He wanted specific examples of what we can pull differently with T-Stats than we can with reporting.  I got a few examples that I could think of that we would use regularly, but I was wondering if anyone would mind sharing some of their favorite T-Stats discoveries or data results that have been eye-opening or even any that made your normal reporting tasks much easier?  Any unique