Top Business Intelligence Trends for 2018
From AI to multi-cloud strategies & the rise of the CDO, find out what's coming in the year ahead for business intelligence.
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Don’t Fear AI: How Machine Learning Will Enhance the Analyst
Find out why analysts should embrace the opportunities machine learning presents instead of fearing it.
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The Human Impact of Liberal Arts in the Analytics Industry
Read this white paper to learn how liberal arts are evolving analytics from just data to data that tells a story and leads to decisions.
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The Promise of Natural Language Processing
Natural language processing (NLP) will grow in prevalence, sophistication and ubiquity in 2018. Access this white paper to learn why.
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The Debate for Multi-Cloud Rages On in 2018
In this white paper, find out how the continuing rise of multi-cloud adoption in 2018 will fuel the debate for implementation even further.
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The Rise of the Chief Data Officer
This paper will explain how more companies are appointing a Chief Data Officer (CDO) and why this role will become a necessity.
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The Future of Data Governance is Crowdsourced
The modern business intelligence outfit empowers business users everywhere to use trusted, governed data for insights and give input on better governance modules.
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Vulnerability Leads to a Rise in Data Insurance
Read this white paper to learn how the increase in high profile data breaches is leading to a rise in data insurance.
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The Increased Prominence of the Data Engineer Role in 2018
Learn how the need of a data engineer role will continue to grow throughout 2018.
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The Location of Things will Drive IoT Innovation
Read how location-based figures of IoT devices can be used by analytics to understand the data better.
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Universities Double Down on Data Science & Analytics Programs
Read this paper to learn how more universities are adding data science and analytics programs to better prepare students for jobs in the IT industry.
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