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Category Archives: enterprise analytics

03/19
2013

Spotfire 5.5 Release Addresses Growing Market Trends

Companies that want to be competitive, productive as well as innovative have to get the right information to the right people in real time. But at the same time, they have to control access to their sensitive business data.

business intelligence foto Spotfire 5.5 Release Addresses Growing Market TrendsWith the Spotfire 5.5 enterprise-class data discovery platform companies can secure their corporate assets, and provide instant self-service analytics to support the competitive, agile organization.

In our upcoming blog posts, we’ll delve into the major issues companies are facing accessing data – especially unstructured data – from different data sources.

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11/21
2011

The Business Value of Collaborative Analytics

collaborative data analytics 300x261 The Business Value of Collaborative AnalyticsCompanies that have developed advanced analytical capabilities will be more competitive than their peers whose analytical aptitudes aren’t as fully ripened, according to a recent IBM-MIT study.

The study, which is based on insights from more than 4,500 managers and executives, identifies three “progressive” levels of analytical sophistication among organizations: Aspirational; Experienced; and Transformed. Thirty-seven percent of Aspirational companies – those that are just getting started using analytics – reported that they’re more competitive as a result of using analytics.

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11/09
2011

How to Boost Data Analytics Adoption by Improving the User Experience

how to improve data analytics adoption via user experience 300x169 How to Boost Data Analytics Adoption by Improving the User ExperienceAmid the current economic turbulence and the rise of the empowered customer, many companies are applying web, social, and predictive analytics to customer intelligence to help drive improved business performance.

Indeed, corporate decision makers are increasingly demanding quick access to actionable information that’s easy to navigate and simple to share in order to help them act quickly on timely information. Heightened competition for consumer spending is also leading a growing number of companies to encourage business and functional teams to collaborate on contextual customer data and analytics through the use of social tools, including social media, web mashups, wikis, and portals.

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02/28
2011

The ABCs of Enterprise Analytics

Enterprise Analytics The ABCs of Enterprise AnalyticsA:  What is it?

“Enterprise analytics” is a widely used term these days.  As often happens, though—it’s being used in different ways, by different groups, for different reasons.  Enterprise analytics can refer to any or all of these three concepts:

1. Access to analytics capability (so users throughout the enterprise can perform their own local analytics)
2. Access to enterprise-level analytics (so some users can see reports or dashboards that incorporate data from the whole enterprise)
3. Analytics platforms that can function at an enterprise level  (working with multiple data sources and formats)

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