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The Reason Many AI and Analytics Projects Fail—and How to Make Sure Yours Doesn’t

CIO

Blocking the move to a more AI-centric infrastructure, the survey noted, are concerns about cost and strategy plus overly complex existing data environments and infrastructure. 2] Foundational considerations include compute power, memory architecture as well as data processing, storage, and security.

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Build Your BI Strategy

Datavail

Using data as the basis for a sound business intelligence (BI) strategy is considered today’s top organizational goal. Once that’s done, you can embrace your company’s BI strategy knowing it’s built upon a solid, reliable data-based foundation. Use Your BI Strategy to Develop Your Data Strategy.

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Building a Data Foundation Pillar #4: Data Management and Integration

Datavail

Data strategy, data architecture, and data governance: these are the first three steps in building a solid data foundation for your business. Data integration: Once your data has been systematized and standardized, it needs to be integrated and centralized for use in your business intelligence and analytics workflows.

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Why Companies Are Moving Their Analytics to AWS Cloud

Datavail

More and more companies are running their business intelligence and analytics workloads in the cloud. The advantages of moving analytics to AWS Cloud include: Lower IT costs: Cloud migrations save businesses the costs of on-premises hardware, software licenses, and ongoing support and maintenance.

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Data-driven competitive advantage in the financial services industry

Cloudera

It provides direction for a robust business strategy that has taken into account risks and ways to manage them. Cloudera worked with the bank to construct a five-layer IT architecture with AI and ML capabilities, enabling it to store, consolidate and process information from multiple data streams on a single platform.

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IBMs Knowledge Management Strategy Part II - Entering the Web 2.0 World

elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog

Toolbox for IT Join Now / Sign In My Home Posts Connections Groups Blogs People Communities Vendors Messages Profile Achievements Journal Blog Bookmarks Account / E-mails Topics Business Intelligence C Languages CRM Database IT Management and Strategy Data Center Data Warehouse Emerging Technology and Trends Enterprise Architecture and EAI ERP Hardware (..)

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IBMs Knowledge Management Strategy

elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog

Toolbox for IT Join Now / Sign In My Home Posts Connections Groups Blogs People Communities Vendors Messages Profile Achievements Journal Blog Bookmarks Account / E-mails Topics Business Intelligence C Languages CRM Database IT Management and Strategy Data Center Data Warehouse Emerging Technology and Trends Enterprise Architecture and EAI ERP Hardware (..)