
As the transformation toward digital and algorithmic business continues, new roles blending IT and business functions will emerge.
Business Intelligence (BI) is a process of analyzing large volumes of data to enhance business performance by providing end users such as corporate executives and business managers to take more informed business decisions.
The business intelligence market is likely to grow reasonably in the forecasting period due to increasing adoption of cloud, growth of advanced analytics, adoption of data-driven decision making, and emergence of IoT enabled technologies.
Modern business intelligence and analytics market is expected to grow 19% by 2020, a Gartner study said.
Imagine having advanced business analytics that give you the ability to see and predict everything, everywhere. Every interaction with customers. Every moving part in your supply chain. Every financial transaction, anywhere in the world.
Imagine a data architecture that lets you process all that information instantly, to improve customer insights, build products faster, or spot fraud.
Now imagine using predictive analytics that give you the ability to react to events before they happen. To stop customer churn. Prevent accidents. Predict the impact of medical treatments. And imagine if analytics could help you to drive business innovation and open up totally new revenue streams to create products and offers you haven’t even dreamed of yet.
It would be like having a superpower.