Business intelligence (BI) provides insights that guide business decisions and business monitoring while taking advantage of growing volumes of data stored by organizations.
The words likelihood and probability are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to two distinct types of measurement. Our expert explains the difference in detail here.
Predictive analytics allows companies to use multidimensional factors to identify growth opportunities and risks, particularly when used to examine insights found within big data.
By leveraging natural language processing, augmented analytics could revolutionize the way data science teams — and non-specialist business users — get the information their firms need.
Web analytics refer to the practice of understanding the online behavior of people and turning that behavior into actionable insights to optimize a website or product.
