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How can CIOs Build Business Value with Business Analytics?

Smart Data Collective

While we are at it, Gartner’s 2022 report on business composability further pushes the need for analytics. Based on the engagement with the product, the customer experience team, a key part of the CIO’s team has to score customers on these metrics and position them in the growth funnel, also known as the pirate funnel. .

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How to unlock a scientific approach to change management with powerful data insights

IBM Big Data Hub

A recent Leadership IQ survey in 2021 reported by Forbes states that ‘only 29% of employees say that their leader’s vision for the future always seems to be aligned with the organization’s’. Process mining tools can perform a fit-gap analysis on new processes to rapidly and more accurately identify the greatest change impacts.

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SEC climate-related disclosure rules for public companies

IBM Big Data Hub

These new rules join existing regulations in both the US and around the world requiring companies to make climate-related disclosures and provide other ESG-related metrics. IBM offers products that help organizations track and report their environmental impact, and their exposure to climate risk. How can IBM help?

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What’s the Difference: Quantitative vs Qualitative Data

Alation

These terms that cannot aggregate, like a percentage, are often called non-aggregatable metrics. What Is Quantitative Data Analysis? Quantitative analysis can take two forms: the traditional business analysis of numerical data, or the more academic quantitative analysis. Defining the unit of analysis.

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The art and science of data product portfolio management

AWS Big Data

Earlier in their lifecycle, data products may be measured by alternative metrics, including adoption (number of consumers) and level of activity (releases, interaction with consumers, and so on). These data products may be widely used across business functions to support reporting and analytics, and—to a lesser extent—operational processes.