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CDOs’ biggest problem? Getting colleagues to understand their role

CIO Business Intelligence

The CDO position first gained momentum around 2008, to ensure data quality and transparency to comply with regulations following the housing credit crisis of that era. In many cases, CDOs focus on business objectives, but in other cases, they have equal business and technology remits, according to the authors.

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Involta: On a mission to transform the world through technology

CIO Business Intelligence

This includes Involta’s Northpoint data center in Pennsylvania – a 40,000 square foot certified tier III facility that uses half as much power as the company’s first data center that went into operation in 2008. Increasingly, we are also finding that these same customers are working towards sustainability goals of their own.”

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Live Patching Is Invaluable To Data Development In Linux

Smart Data Collective

Jeff Arnold announced the existence of Ksplice back in 2008, long before big data even became a household term. Linux live patching and business objectives. Along with its ability to decrease server downtime considerably, it can simultaneously minimize business expenses. How exactly did live patching start?

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10 Ways Organizations Can Prepare for Changes Brought on by the IoT

Smart Data Collective

The financial disaster of 2008 made the business industry accept that change is imminent. When you feel like the business objectives aren’t being met, adjustments can close the workforce’s performance gaps. Sometimes, a crisis forces a company to embrace changes and operate differently. Better productivity.

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SpeakBO Experience Launches BO into a New Decade in a Whole New Way

Paul Blogs on BI

These are unprecedented times and we have never been more unsure about the future which is why Business Intelligence is more important than ever. In the 2008 Financial crisis, the organizations that used BI effectively fared much better than those that did not.

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AI vs. BI for Business, What Do You Need?

Jet Global

Despite being half a century old, the practical applications for artificial intelligence are still misunderstood by business leaders— but that isn’t stopping businesses from boarding the hype train in pursuit of unrealized benefits and profits. So what can AI actually do?

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Business Intelligence and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Paul Blogs on BI

There is no doubt that Business Intelligence will play a key role in helping organizations navigate this current crisis both from a healthcare and business perspective as long as we use good data and measure the right things. We can all start by asking the right questions given the circumstances we find ourselves in.