After many years and cycles of hype followed by diminished hopes, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have started making real progress. Even so, these "smart" technologies are not magic bullets. At present, and for the foreseeable future, many AI-powered solutions are most useful and valuable when paired with human expertise, experience, and perspective in ways that deliver "augmented intelligence."
That's absolutely the case when it comes to analyzing and leveraging the vast amounts of business-relevant data now available to organizations. In fact, AI and ML aren't just helping data scientists better analyze and exploit oceans of data—these technologies are making it easier for everyday workers to do the same.
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Real-time analytics: 4 success stories | CIO
For companies seeking value from data as it flows into data systems, real-time analytics is the way to go. This emerging discipline blends technology and processes to help enterprises improve internal workflows or to provide insight into customer activities and marketplace trends as they unfold.
Real-time analytics strategies provide business agility, whether they are outfitted to help your organization respond to customers as their needs change, optimize pricing as market conditions fluctuate, or identify inefficiencies in business processes that affect your bottom line.
Global Building Analytics Industry
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Google Finally Brings Analytics to its Podcast Service | MarketScale
Google Podcasts is working to make its platform as competitive for the future of podcast streaming as Apple Podcasts and Spotify. To give creators more tools and insights on their content, Google has launched its Google Podcasts Manager, a new service for robust podcast data in dashboard form.
On this Business Casual snippet, hosts Daniel Litwin and Taylor Bagley connect the dots on how Google’s newest podcast feature will stack up against the competition, and what the long-term impacts are of Google’s gathering of podcast data. Litwin and Bagley rundown…
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$1.5 billion data analytics unicorn Segment cut 10% of its staff - Business Insider
Data analytics unicorn Segment cut a little over 50 jobs from its workforce on Wednesday, as it navigates the difficulties brought by the coronavirus-driven downturn.
Segment will also be restructuring the organization to adjust to the economic changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Reinhardt added, but did not offer further details.
The $1.5 billion company offers data management and analysis services to customers, and promises to deliver a more complete approach to the business than the customer relationship management (CRM) tools offered by industry giants like Oracle and Salesforce. Its bid to do so won it close to $284 million in total funding from investors such as Accel and Alphabet's GV.
Quantzig’s Pricing Analytics Engagement Helps a Frozen Food Manufacturer to Boost Profit
The case study aligns perfectly with Quantzig's commitment to helping its clients transform business processes using data and analytical insights. It also offers comprehensive insights into:
Ensuring business stability is a major challenge for businesses amid the crisis. Don't you agree?
According to Quantzig's pricing analytics experts, "The implementation of pricing analytics solutions often leads our clients to uncover "quick wins", or extra revenue and margin that can be generated over a short period of time by fixing the most obvious cases of price misalignment or leakages."
Kaufman Hall Acquires Change Healthcare's Analytics Explorer
Acquisition unites the strengths of two industry leaders in healthcare technology, empowering clients to improve operational, clinical and financial performance
By combining the significant industry expertise and data solutions of both organizations, Kaufman Hall Software will offer clients expanded and integrated reporting, data and analytics tools, a more robust set of dashboards that deliver actionable insights, more powerful data acquisition capabilities and deeper product and industry expertise.
United States Social Media Analytics Market to 2025 - by Component, Application, Analytics Type,
The United States Social Media Analytics Market is expected to grow at a brisk rate during the forecast period. Major growth driver of the United States Social Media Analytics Market is growing popularity of smartphones and customers involvement in social media. Additionally, large enterprises are aiming more on competitive intelligence, which is further aiding the market growth over the years to come.
Moreover, remarkable evolution from business intelligence techniques to advanced analytics techniques is anticipated to elevate the adoption of social media analytics in the country, thereby boosting the market growth in the years that follow. However, major hindrance in the growth of the US Social Media Analytics Market is need for significant technical expertise and high implementation efforts.
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