Category: Analytics Big Data

1. Understand the possibilities. Combining hundreds of dataelements and terabytes of data doesn?t automatically produce results. Businessanalysts and IT experts must understand how the data

The typical enterprise is awash in data. Virtually every industry sector—from health care and financial services to retail and manufacturing—is witnessing a growth in data

Most trends lists are created by ?experts? whobrainstorm, discuss, and argue until they reach a consensus as to what the bigtopics and market developments are

Trend 5: Business Intelligence and Big Data More than a third of midsize and larger organizations areboosting their deployment of business intelligence (BI) or business

Predictiveanalytics technology, which maximizes the visibility of data and uses it toanticipate what will happen next, is increasingly coming into play?and in awide range of

1. Analyze and map business processes to spot opportunities. Effective BI and BA are multi-dimensional. IT must let business managers drive the process and focus

Finding the right information at the right time—and then putting it to work—has always been at the center of a winning business strategy. But in

Few industries sort through as much data as pharmaceuticals do. At Pfizer, the need for accurate, up-to-date information is nearly insatiable. As a result, the