Business Intelligence (BI) stories - Page 29
The prevalence of computers in business (and everywhere) generates enormous quantities of data. Business Intelligence seeks to extract further value from this data (after it has served its immediate purpose, and is shunted off to storage) through analysis and contextualization. If data is described as the ‘new oil’, BI is the derricks tapping the well. BI generally requires uniform data before analysis can take place, with data extracted from source systems and loaded into secondary structures such as ‘data warehouses/lakes’. The analysis outputs are typically sent to managers and executives within the business in the form of reports (or managers are equipped with the tools to create their own reports) assessing performance, providing insights or identifying opportunities.
Qrious retains ISO security certifications amid New Zealand's data concerns
Mon, 20th Nov 2023
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Qrious upholds its ISO 27001 and 27701 certifications amidst increasing data privacy concerns in New Zealand's growing cloud computing industry.
ConnectID brings digital identity solutions to Australian recruitment sector
Fri, 17th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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martech
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risk & compliance
ConnectID partners with Referoo, offering real-time, secure digital identity verification to the Australian recruitment sector.
Keeper Security urges retailers to prep for holiday season cyber threats
Fri, 17th Nov 2023
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malware
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firewalls
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ransomware
Keeper Security, a top cybersecurity software firm, warns retailers to brace for potential cyber threats during the holiday season.
Microsoft announces AI companion 'Copilot' to enhance Azure management
Fri, 17th Nov 2023
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datacentre infrastructure
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data analytics
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martech
Microsoft unveils AI tool 'Copilot' to assist in managing Azure cloud services, promising increased efficiency and productivity.
Microsoft Fabric: To revolutionise the data landscape
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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data science
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apm
A new era in AI-powered data management begins with the Microsoft Fabric launch promising to transform the data landscape.
Predicted growth in cloud-based Electronic Laboratory Notebook market
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data protection
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it training
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data analytics
The cloud-based Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) services market is projected to reach US$701.7 million by 2029, according to a new report.
Informatica expands Azure integration for unified user experience
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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public cloud
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genai
Informatica enhances Azure integration, facilitating a unified experience and robust data management for clients.
Messaging tech pioneer Known rebrands as Kudosity in strategic shift
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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cx
Known Pty Limited, a pioneer in messaging technology, has rebranded to Kudosity to streamline its business structure and enhance market offerings.
SAS to integrate Decision Builder into Microsoft Fabric for enhanced AI decisioning
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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public cloud
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partner programmes
SAS is set to integrate its SAS Decision Builder with Microsoft Fabric, enhancing AI-based decision-making across different industries.
RingCentral launches all-in-one event solution in Australia & New Zealand
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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bi
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big data
RingCentral debuts its all-in-one event solution, RingCentral Events, in Australia and New Zealand, catering to virtual, onsite, and hybrid events.
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Solace announces addition of Don Callahan & Steve Mills to Board
Wed, 15th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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cloud services
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bi
Solace strengthens its Board of Directors by welcoming industry veterans Don Callahan and Steve Mills, enhancing expertise in real-time enterprise solutions.
Rising global fraud awareness signals need for stronger protection measures
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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edutech
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data analytics
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email security
An SAS consumer fraud study indicates higher global fraud awareness, urging robust protective measures against evolving scam tactics.
ACS warns of looming tech skills crisis in Australian workforce
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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edutech
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robots
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it training
The ACS warns of an impending skills crisis in Australia, with 95% of the workforce needing reskilling as AI reshapes roles.
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HCLTech appoints Sonia Eland as first female Country Manager for Australia & New Zealand
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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bi
HCLTech appoints Sonia Eland as its first female Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand, highlighting a strategic push in these key markets.
Software as a Service inflation trends surpass UK consumer rates
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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saas
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data analytics
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martech
'Software as a Service' (SaaS) inflation rate surpasses UK CPI rate, causing a global 'cost of software crisis'.
Elsevier launches 'Datasets' to assist research with predictive AI models
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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physical security
In a bid to streamline researchers' access to quality data, Elsevier unveils 'Datasets', a product utilising AI and predictive analytics.
'Significant resiliency gap' found in businesses, SAS study reveals
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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ai
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healthtech
SAS study unveils 'significant resiliency gap' in businesses, pinning issues on speed, agility, and data literacy.
Investment institutions recognise data power but lack capability, says study
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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storage
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data analytics
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cx
Despite recognising data's potential, a majority of investment institutions lack requisite technical proficiency, a study reports.
CEOs prioritise new business building for strategic growth, finds McKinsey study
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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iot
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bi
A McKinsey study suggests that half of all CEOs are focusing on new business development to generate new revenue streams.
Samsung Shop App to enhance online shopping in Southeast Asia & Oceania
Tue, 14th Nov 2023
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data analytics
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martech
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personalisation
Samsung introduces the Shop App in Southeast Asia and Oceania to simplify online purchasing and enhance customer experience.