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Can Data-Driven Accounts Receivable Management Strengthen Client Relationships?

Smart Data Collective

Big data is central to financial management. The market for financial data analytics is expected to reach $10 billion by 2025. One of the biggest uses of big data in finance relates to accounts receivable management. Fortunately, new advances in data technology have made accounts receivable management easier than ever.

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Telecom Network Analytics: Transformation, Innovation, Automation

Cloudera

In a sense, there have been three phases of network analytics: the first was an appliance based monitoring phase; the second was an open-source expansion phase; and the third – that we are in right now – is a hybrid-data-cloud and governance phase. The Dawn of Telco Big Data: 2007-2012. Let’s examine how we got here.

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Combine transactional, streaming, and third-party data on Amazon Redshift for financial services

AWS Big Data

The following are some of the key business use cases that highlight this need: Trade reporting – Since the global financial crisis of 2007–2008, regulators have increased their demands and scrutiny on regulatory reporting. The solution should be scalable, cost-efficient, and straightforward to adopt and operate.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

Despite cost-cutting being the main reason why most companies shift to the cloud, that is not the only benefit they walk away with. Cloud washing is storing data on the cloud for use over the internet. While that allows easy access to users, and saves costs, the cloud is much more and beyond that. The rest is history.

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How to Choose the Best Analytics Platform, and Empower Business-Driven Analytics

Grooper

C-level executives and professionals alike must learn to speak a new language - data. The benefit of speaking data, a.k.a. Information as a Second Language (ISL), lies entirely in the value of achieving business outcomes through analytics and business intelligence (BI). Competing on analytics: the new science of winning.