Tag: Analytics
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Graph Data Science Gets to the Heart of Corporate Analytics
Over 28,000 peer-reviewed scientific papers about graph-powered data science have been published in recent years. But access to the benefits of graph data science...
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Raising the right culture for DataOps success in 5 steps
A data boom is enveloping the business world. As information piles up, companies are scrambling to understand DataOps processes, and how these can be...
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Capitalising on the IoT through the ‘analytics of things’
The number of connected devices and assets that comprise the Internet of Things is nearly unfathomable. Gartner predicted there were more than 8.4 billion connected “things” – roughly a billion more than the entire human population.
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Chisel up Your Role with Augmented Analytics
Are you considering an advanced analytics solution? Then, it’s quite natural for you to wonder how exactly you are going to be benefitted with...
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Fixing Bottlenecks For Your Cloud Analytics
Start tracking these KPIs for a successful migration of your data infrastructure to the cloud
As enterprises are going digital, the amount of data they...
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Why augmented intelligence is integral to customer experience
Customers have so much choice of products and providers. It's easier than ever to change supplier if expectations aren't met. It is vital to delight customers, anticipate requirements and issues they may have. But how can organisations deliver first-class customer service? The answer lies in augmented intelligence.
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Solving the need for a customer-first retail strategy
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Why IT Resellers Must Revisit the Full-Funnel Marketing Approach
If you’re a reseller thinking of jacking in your long-term marketing strategy for a bit of short-term success – stop what you’re doing.