The global COVID-19 pandemic has given the general public a crash course in data analytics, and a behind-the-scenes look into the decision-making processes involved in scenario planning. The pandemic has also shown how leaders, asked to set priorities in an ever-evolving situation, can use the same data to come to different interpretations and ideas for the best ways to emerge from COVID-19 shutdown.
As the leader of the data analytics group at SC&H Group, I regularly work with the technologies and methods that leaders worldwide are using to make decisions around the closing and reopening of societies. Advances in data analytics tools have given companies more power than ever before to tackle huge amounts of data.
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With the right tools and information to best serve customers, all contact center agents — including those working from home — can become more engaged and empowered.
The silver lining of the COVID-19 quarantine orders might be a crash course in the appreciation of working remotely – though unplanned, business leaders can't help but notice the value of this new normal.
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A recap of various efforts, as explored during our recent Enterprise Connect Virtual session with Sheila McGee-Smith
Big Data Analytics Startup Anodot Raises $35 Million In Financing
Anodot has raised an additional $35 million in financing, money the Redwood City, Calif.-based startup will use to accelerate development of its big data analytics software and expand its go-to-market activities.
The funding round brings the company’s total financing to $62.5 million. The latest round was led by Intel Capital with participation from new investors SoftBank Ventures Asia, Samsung Next and La Maison. Existing investors Disruptive Technologies L.P., Aleph and Redline Capital Management also participated.
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Becoming a customer-focused company requires analyzing the feedback that customers provide through a variety of unstructured channels: surveys, interviews, contact center, social media. The volume and speed of this feedback requires automatic processing, but in many cases the solutions available are limited to a shallow analysis of the content, based on mentions, predefined categorizations or basic positive/negative polarity, which is not sufficient to feed the decision making process.
Waystar Launches Analytics and Business Intelligence Platform Ahead of Schedule
In light of COVID-19, Waystar releases new solutions to give healthcare organizations access to critical data insights and analysis
As healthcare organizations face unprecedented challenges, access to better, faster insights into revenue cycle performance is critical. This launch comes on the heels of the announcement of Hubble, Waystar’s artificial intelligence and robotic process automation platform. Together, Waystar Analytics and Waystar Hubble can help take financial and administrative processes to new levels of efficiency and automation, freeing up staff time and resources for higher priorities.
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The predictive analytics promise: How it can benefit your business - SD Times
It is common knowledge that the volume of data in existence is increasing exponentially, and many organizations are starting to struggle with the best way to cope with it. This trend will only accelerate with the rapid development of IoT, which according to IDC will generate 79.4 zettabytes (ZB) of data in 2025 from 41.6 billion connected IoT devices .
Having this amount of data may seem daunting to many, and though every business will make mistakes every now and again, everyone should strive to minimize those mistakes. They should also strive to ensure exemplary customer experience in every interaction, and this is where all that data becomes useful.
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