Posts Tagged ‘Data analytics’
Analytics Leads the Career Race
Technology jobs have long been on the rise, but with the pandemic changing the way many businesses operate, there is an increased dependency on analytics to determine strategy. The Economic Times brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “Big data analytics forecasted to be the most in-demand skill in 2022: Monster Annual…
Read MoreValuable Tools Can Ensure Sustainability
No one is arguing that data has an essential place in the modern world. Every day, a massive amount of it is created across the Internet. However, this is only part of the global data landscape. There is much to learn from the data itself through analytics. This is an interesting read from Hack Read in their…
Read MoreTrust is Key
A recent survey of healthcare executives revealed their lack of trust when it comes to data. This is especially ironic given they are fundamental to making clinical and business decisions. Fierce Healthcare brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “Most healthcare executives don’t trust their organization’s data, survey finds.” Having confidence that…
Read MoreComprehensive Analytics in Real Time
Data will only continue to grow. Combined with the convergence of data lakes and warehouses and the need to make quick decisions, the drive for innovation and improvements in the response time on real-time analytics will follow suit. Venture Beat brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Real-time analytics in 2022: What to expect?“…
Read MoreData Analytics, Emerging Technology and Science
Data analytics and data science are frequent terms across all industries these days. For those looking for long-term career potential, big data and data science jobs have long been a safe bet. This trend is likely to continue as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning become highly integrated into our daily lives and economy. The Tech…
Read MoreUsing Visual Analytics to Get the Most Out of Your Data
According to research, a vast majority (94%) of large enterprises say data visualization and analytics are critical to their business growth and digital transformation. However, another study estimates business intelligence and analytics adoption hovers around 30% of all employees and given that staff are making decisions daily in response to customers’ needs, it is a missed opportunity not…
Read MoreFinding and Trusting Your Data
A recent survey of healthcare executives revealed their lack of trust when it comes to data. This is especially ironic given they are fundamental to making clinical and business decisions. Fierce Healthcare brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “Most healthcare executives don’t trust their organization’s data, survey finds.” Having confidence that…
Read MoreEthical Application of AI
In healthcare, outcomes are the measure that technology, human resources and financial investments are decided against. As providers continue to target improved patient outcomes, more organizations are utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics and machine learning. It is important, however, that organizations follow ethical standards to ensure positive results when implementing new technologies. Health IT…
Read MoreGetting the Most Out of Your Data
Gathering data and using data are two completely different things. Gaining optimum business value from data and the resulting analysis is the goal. CIO brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “5 ways to maximize the value of data analytics.” Businesses are collecting massive amounts of data annually, but do they really know…
Read MoreThe Importance of Analytics
According to research, a vast majority (94%) of large enterprises say data visualization and analytics are critical to their business growth and digital transformation. Another study estimates business intelligence and analytics adoption hovers around 30% of all employees and given that staff are making decisions daily in response to customers’ needs, it is a missed opportunity not to involve…
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