Many Organizations Miss the Mark on Analytics
By Samuel Greengard Although analytics isn’t a new concept, it’s attracting growing attention among business and IT executives looking to take their organizations to the
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By Samuel Greengard Although analytics isn’t a new concept, it’s attracting growing attention among business and IT executives looking to take their organizations to the
By Samuel Greengard Over the last few years, government organizations have been squeezed from two sides: They’re under greater pressure than ever to perform at
By Samuel Greengard Over the last year or so, the buzz over big data has reached deafening proportions. It’s hard to go a day without
By Madeline Weiss Digital data are being created at the rate of 2.5 to 3 quintillion bytes daily, according to such disparate sources as IBM
By Tony Kontzer Judging from recent headlines, it would be easy to conclude that the real value of business analytics software is in helping organizations
By John Lucker Although reams have been written about analytics, and opinions abound about its potential to change how businesses think and behave, analytics in
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
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