Has the thought of connecting and automating processes and applications ever crossed your mind? If you are someone in the decision-making cycle of a company, the answer to the above question would be a yes.
In a recent example from Europe, a bank tried several programs to retain its shrinking customer base by focusing on inactive customers, but it has failed.
Data Visualization has gained momentum in almost every field, except finance. It is only ironic that the department that deals with data and numbers all day doesn’t feel the need to visually represent them.
Thanks to its considerable benefits and advantages, Big Data is making inroads into healthcare, and for good reason. Big data applications in healthcare will end up significantly impacting our lives.
How can a business grow if it doesn’t know its audience? Brick-and-mortar stores have the advantage of observing foot traffic and regularly talking to customers about their products, quality, and prices.
Transformation has occurred in every day and age. We did this when we moved from physical to digital. Now, AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things) are taking center stage when ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) has replaced manual transformation.
According to data collected by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) and the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), about 8-12% of hospital medical records are duplicates.
According to a survey, 89% of organizations use data analytics applications to improve decisions. Another one points to the fact that companies using data analytics are 2.5 times more likely to make better decisions than those who do not.
Breaking down data silos can narrow the challenges of accessing data stacked in your banking databases.
Growth Analytics is probably the most rewarding initiative to boost B2B sales, conversions, user retention, and revenue rates.
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