Even as the frequency and types of cyberthreats continue to climb, companies across the globe are faced with another problem: not enough experienced security professionals to combat the threats. A 2020 survey by the nonprofit certification organization ISC 2 puts the shortage at 3.12 million globally, while a study by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) finds 70% of organizations have been impacted somewhat or significantly by the global cybersecurity skills shortage.
The top impact of the shortage, cited by 58% of ESG survey respondents, is the increased workload on existing staff, while 54% say the shortage leads to security jobs remaining open for weeks or months. More than one-third of respondents (38%) say the shortage has left their cybersecurity teams unable to learn or utilize some security technologies to their full potential.
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Aviso Launches Real-Time Revenue Analytics Features and Expands into 3 new Categories with G2
Since its leadership change in 2019 with a new President and CEO, Trevor Rodrigues-Templar , Aviso has driven extensive product and platform innovations including the filing of 8 patents, the launch of Black Swan forecasting risk indicators, and an updated Auto Machine Learning platform.
"Aviso adds science and intelligence to my instincts, helping me solve the problem of forecast accuracy. The company and I benefit from having much more confidence in our forecast." - Aviso user on G2
eSimplify Launches its New SaaS Practice Analytics Platform for Primary Care Practices
LIVONIA, Mich. , Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- eSimplify Enterprises, Inc., a SaaS based practice analytics company for small to mid-sized primary care practices, today announced the availability of its new patent pending analytics platform and dashboard that enables providers to thrive under Medicare's new preventive services guidelines.
A free version of the platform is available for individual providers to gain visibility into their patient population. The free version identifies preventive services, who should receive them, and the associated revenue impact as well as identifying potential improvements in value based incentive scores and payments. The premium version enables physician groups to get full visibility to all preventive services for both the group and individual providers.
Novartis Saves Big With Qlik Data Analytics | CDOTrends
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Data and analytics: delivering clarity at a time of great uncertainty
"Economic challenges will still make it problematic for businesses to get a full sense of what lies ahead but in order to traverse the current and post-pandemic landscape, those organisations able to make insight-driven decisions will be far more likely to prosper in the coming months and years."
In light of this Don-Carolis, outlines three key data and analytics trends that will characterise the most forward-thinking businesses in 2021.
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"The focal point of quantifying ROI is so businesses can prioritise investment, but in reality, it can be quite hard for data and analytics initiatives. This is because some of the impacts are direct, such as time saved by automating repetitive tasks, whereas others are less tangible, for example the impact of making quicker and/or better decisions. However, this should not be a deterrent to quantifying impact, because the thought process required for the quantification can itself give
Analytics director helps keep UTPB on track - Odessa American: UTPB
University of Texas Permian Basin's Executive Director of Strategic Analytics Michael Chavez stands for a portrait Wednesday morning at the Mesa Building. Chavez aims to help his institution grow in terms of enrollment and student success with his 20 years of higher education experience. Chavez started at UTPB full time in August. Chavez was vice president of student success at Lone Star College-Montgomery in the Houston area before arriving to Odessa.
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Analytics director helps keep UTPB on track By Ruth Campbell rcampbell@oaoa.com Odessa American
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SoCalGas Data Analytics Team Named Most Innovative in the U.S.
"We are honored to have been recognized for this award," said Gillian Wright , senior vice president and chief customer officer at SoCalGas. "The work our data analytics team does is innovative, progressive, forward-thinking and leads to solving the company's most complex business challenges. All of this is in support of SoCalGas' mission to become the cleanest, safest and most innovative energy company in America."
"SoCalGas has made impressive contributions to data analytics within the utility industry," said Gina Weber , managing director at UAI. "Each winner of the UAI Excellence Awards was selected from a pool of talented individuals, teams and organizations and we congratulation them on this well-deserved recognition."
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