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Gregor Herrmann5 April 2018 0

Why BI is not dead

There is a lot of buzz in the market about artificial intelligence, machine learning, chatbots, blockchains and hackathons. The list could go on. You do not hear much about business intelligence these days. Does this mean BI is no longer needed? Absolutely not, but I do believe it is worth

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Analytics | Data Management

Adrian Jones4 April 2018 0

Ownership, value and effectiveness: The context around analytics platforms

Platforms are currently big news in analytics. There are, however, still questions about the platform capability required to support the analytics life cycle and customer understanding of the issues. 1. Getting value from platforms is NOT about technology When we talk to customers, it is clear that they are not

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Analytics | Data Management | Machine Learning

Andreas Gödde3 April 2018 0

You won’t find paradise without valid data management!

Analytically speaking, West Perth is paradise. We know that thanks to the Paradise Found project and my colleague Andreas Becks’ blog posts on the topic. One thing is clear: Without machine learning and analytics, we never would have found this Australian boomtown neighbourhood among 5 million data points collected on

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Analytics | SAS Culture

Data-driven play: The changing scope of data science

Jeppe Deigaard27 March 2018 0

Data-driven play: The changing scope of data science and business analyst roles

Social skills are not, perhaps, the first words that many people would associate with data scientists . They are far more likely to be seen as geeks, communicating mainly with computers. But the world of data science is changing, if indeed that geeky perception was ever true. Nowadays, data scientists and

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Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Artificial Intelligence

Mads Krogh19 March 2018 0

Will we trust AI enough to realise its full potential?

Did you know that whether you own a car, and the colour of your car, can give some very interesting insights into whether you will pay your taxes? This may sound unlikely, but recent work with a European national tax office using some highly detailed data found some fascinating connections.

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Government

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Data Management

Christian Engel19 March 2018 0

Data Governance – and the beginning was the Glossary

Karen, in our last talk we discussed the importance of a professionally organized Data-Quality-Management. Today I want to go in a little bit more detailed. Could you describe what is important implementing Data Governance processes? How should such a data governance process be designed? For an efficient data governance process,

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Insurance

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Artificial Intelligence | Data Management

Caroline Hermon13 March 2018 0

Five consumption strategies for higher analytics ROI

A restaurant cannot survive without customers. It does not matter how cutting-edge or delicious its food, or how many Michelin stars it has earned. The equation is simple: If it has no diners, there will be no income, and the restaurant will go out of business. This insight could be

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Analytics | Data Visualization

Hidden Insights: Problems, possibilities, permutations and the growing role of analytics platforms

Christian Engel12 March 2018 0

Cost factor data quality in insurance companies

Data quality is a topic that is often discussed in insurance, but also plays a subordinate role in the project day. I asked Karen Prillwitz about the importance of data quality at large insurers. For many years Karen has advised insurance companies, and as a project manager in a large

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Insurance

Analytics | Artificial Intelligence | Machine Learning

Thomas Keil12 March 2018 0

Interpretability, traceability and clarity - the other AI mandate

Richard David Precht is probably writing a book on Artificial Intelligence as we speak - and it would not be a bad idea if people were able to find out about this subject without having to be specialists themselves. It became clear already in 2017 that AI will affect us all. Whether you believe,

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Analytics | Artificial Intelligence | Internet of Things

Simon Dennis8 March 2018 0

UK Public Sector: Top 10 Predictions for 2018

Working for SAS in the UK public sector is always interesting. This is due largely to the diversity of public sector activities and the innovative ways in which government agencies deploy analytics. Analytics can help reduce costs while protecting and improving delivery of the front-line services upon which we all, to

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Government | Health Care

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