For SAS, Renee helps the sales and marketing divisions deliver valuable analytics and BI strategies and solutions to IT leaders. Prior to this position, Renée worked in the IT field for more than two decades, where she focused on business analytics, data management and business intelligence. She has played key roles in change management relating to business analytics and overall IT strategy in the consumer product, manufacturing, insurance and telecommunications industries.
This was probably my favorite of the myth-busters webcasts I have been spewing about, and now I definitely want to meet James Dallas so we can discuss and nod emphatically at each other’s insights on this topic! The “You can’t have analytics without IT” myth is the fourth myth covered
The word “analytics” is widely misused and misunderstood. While SAS arguably invented the advanced analytics and predictive analytics categories more than 38 years ago, other software vendors have used the term to describe things like reporting, monitoring, and tracking what happened. The value of these more simple capabilities are easily
Having spent a good part of my career “owning” the data hub in IT for analytics solutions, I think I can say, the myth that IT controls all things data has become less and less true through the years – and eventually it will be completely false. Or maybe it
