Productivity · Data convergence · Cost efficiency

Kyonne
Rowe

I build data tools and decision environments that turn operational complexity into clear, decisive action. From intervention dashboards for educators to enterprise financial forecasting suites to leadership crisis simulations — the through-line is always the same: converge the right information, eliminate the noise, enable managers to move faster.

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Data Solutions

Tools I've Built

From K–12 classrooms to oil and gas boardrooms to crisis war rooms — software and decision environments built for the person who has to act, not just analyze.

Live
MathView

An AI-powered math intervention dashboard. Tracks student progress across skill domains, surfaces coaching insights, and supports MTSS/RTI documentation — all locally in the browser, no data sent anywhere.

Live
JetBlue Crisis Simulation

A Harvard Business School case-based leadership simulation. Play as CEO David Neeleman during the 2007 Valentine's Day crisis — six decision points, live stakeholder metrics, and an AI-generated debrief grounded in servant leadership and crisis communications research.

Enterprise
Enterprise Forecast Dashboard

A 5-year financial forecasting suite for enterprise finance teams. Scenario planning, Monte Carlo simulation, P&L drill-down by segment, risk sensitivity analysis, workforce cost modeling, and M&A overlay — converged into a single, restricted-access interface with narrative intelligence that flags anomalies and surfaces upside signals in plain language. Available upon request.

Live
Oil & Gas CFO Command Center

A real-time operational dashboard for energy finance leaders. P&L drill-down by segment, production analytics, commodity price sensitivity, hedging exposure, producer benchmarking, and scenario modeling — converged into a single command interface.


Writing

Lessons I've Learned

Three stories — from tech, basketball, and government — on what happens when the right information reaches the right manager in time to matter.

Jul 2026
The Most Powerful Competitive Advantage in Retail History Was a Data Feed
In 1991, Walmart gave its suppliers something Kmart and Sears never did: real-time access to the signal. What happened next wasn't a mystery.
Jul 2026
The Shot That Didn't Exist
For seventy years, coaches believed in the midrange jumper. The data said otherwise. The question was never about the data — it was about who it reached.
Jul 2026
The Map That Changed Crime
New York City had 2,245 murders in 1990. The NYPD had the data. The problem wasn't the crime — it was the delay between the signal and the person who could act on it.

Contact

Let's Connect

Best way to reach me is LinkedIn. If you're building something that needs sharper data tools, or you're just curious about the work — I'd love to connect.