Hello folks,
I've been silently researching the forum and would firstly like to give a massive thanks to all who give their time to help onboard beginners. The depth of information I discovered so far seems to be invaluable not just for financial but also personal development.
Currently I'm exploring which methods fit expectations with a focus on efficiency. Before diving in, I want to ensure I lay the correct foundations to have a firm grip on data, processes, mitigating risk, timeframes, optimization, strategic growth etc. Rather than reinventing the wheel, seeking assistance with:
1. Unstructured lists (eg. BINs). Efficient way to scrape from webpages and import into a structured database
2. Database structure and tools. Ways to store data. Recommended fields, data points, KPIs. If templates already exist. This could apply to BINs, project management etc. for later analysis
3. Task management. Ways to create to do lists with good OpSec in mind
This is just off the top of the head. Keen to learn of any other areas that should be considered on this topic.
I've been silently researching the forum and would firstly like to give a massive thanks to all who give their time to help onboard beginners. The depth of information I discovered so far seems to be invaluable not just for financial but also personal development.
Currently I'm exploring which methods fit expectations with a focus on efficiency. Before diving in, I want to ensure I lay the correct foundations to have a firm grip on data, processes, mitigating risk, timeframes, optimization, strategic growth etc. Rather than reinventing the wheel, seeking assistance with:
1. Unstructured lists (eg. BINs). Efficient way to scrape from webpages and import into a structured database
2. Database structure and tools. Ways to store data. Recommended fields, data points, KPIs. If templates already exist. This could apply to BINs, project management etc. for later analysis
3. Task management. Ways to create to do lists with good OpSec in mind
This is just off the top of the head. Keen to learn of any other areas that should be considered on this topic.
