Wednesday, June 12, 2013 |
News Highlights
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David Stodder
How can organizations use data
visualization, visual analytics, and visual data discovery to
improve decision-making, collaboration, and operational execution?
We present three key insights from the latest TDWI research.
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Linda Briggs
Consumers who fall in the 18- to 34-
year-old age group are sometimes referred to as "digital natives."
HP assigns a broader term to those who are comfortable with
technology and social media, regardless of age, calling them
"Generation C," for connected. Using business intelligence, HP's
Dennison DeGregor explains, companies can measure and analyze Gen C
activities across social media to deliver personalized, targeted
content in real time.
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Nivedita Ramanathan
Real-time business intelligence and
analytics have been steadily gaining importance in the banking
industry over the last few months. In this article, we evaluate the
need for real-time BI from a banking perspective and its edge over
traditional BI.
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Max T. Russell
The IT staff has to communicate its
current and potential contributions to the whole organization. A
proper marketing process will align IT services with actual business
needs.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Claudia Imhoff
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Data, data everywhere. Today's BI
implementation experts are faced with increasing volumes and sources
of data (on premises and off), new and innovative technologies, more
complex data integration and quality issues, and difficulties
maintaining and enhancing these diverse BI architectures. |
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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Every business leader wants to have
trusted, secure, consistent, and usable information, but data
volumes and systems complexity have been increasing for years. Plus,
most organizations rarely prioritize data governance, so why care
now?
Speaker:
Claudia Imhoff
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Now
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Most everyone by now has heard about big
data and big data analytics, as it seems that every vendor has
managed to work these terms into their marketing messages. However,
to date, most of these discussions have centered on the definition
of big data and the intricacies of the technologies involved, rather
than on how to apply new sources of data and new analytic
technologies for business benefit.
Speaker:
Colin White
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Now
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Events Calendar
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