With more and more data available to analyze, organizations are realizing the value that sophisticated analyses using artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) can provide. The benefits of these analyses are significant: our Dynamic Insights research on machine learning finds that organizations most often benefit through competitive advantage, but also improved customer experiences, increased sales, the ability to respond quickly to opportunities in the market, and lower costs....
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Topics:
business intelligence,
Analytics,
Data Governance,
Data Integration,
Data,
Business,
Digital Technology,
AI and Machine Learning
Business improvement stems from technology investments that advance automation and apply intelligence to your work and processes, increasing the potential achievement of desired outcomes. Assessing vendors and utilizing technology for optimization and innovation is the foundation for digital transformation, and our chief research officer asserts that by 2025, over one-half of organizations will determine that the chaos of digital technology usage requires a rationalization of vendors to ensure...
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Topics:
Customer Experience,
Human Capital Management,
Marketing,
Office of Finance,
Analytics,
Data,
Digital Technology,
Operations & Supply Chain,
Digital Business,
Office of Sales
The virtualization of business and the evolution of digital transformation to applications and systems that operate in cloud computing — or the “as-a-service” environment — has fragmented enterprise and data architectures. The role of cloud computing has become a utility to provide elastic resources in support of operational needs. For example, data in the cloud requirements are provided by third-party vendors, managing security and storage of data outside the organization.
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Topics:
Cloud Computing,
Data,
Digital Technology,
Digital transformation,
data lakes,
data operations,
Digital Business,
Data Platforms,
AI and Machine Learning
When you think about it, events are at the very core of computing, right down to the simplest if-then operation in a spreadsheet. Each event leads to a set of choices, often binary, which then become events in themselves. As computing has become more ubiquitous and has developed into the architecture upon which all business and commerce runs, the events themselves have become more consequential and more numerous. There’s still an event, and each "if" still leads to a "then," but now we evaluate...
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Topics:
Analytics,
Cloud Computing,
Internet of Things,
Data,
Digital Technology,
Streaming Data,
Streaming Analytics,
AI and Machine Learning