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Analytics

Patric Hellgren12 January 2017 0

“SAS Institute’s data scientist program gave and reinforced the knowledge we lacked to conduct the necessary changes in order to become the analytical organization we want to be” Elis Rosén, Head of Analytics at Hi3G. Getting the impact of analytics, big data and digitalization is not only about adopting new

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Analytics

Hans Bonde11 January 2017 0

Analytics vs supply chain uncertainty - An introduction

In my new series of posts I will outline typical business problems from manufacturing companies that originate in uncertainty and explain how Analytics is an enabler for improved supply chain transparency, improved stability and – at the end of the day – improved profitability. The main objective for manufacturing companies

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Manufacturing

Analytics

Anita Lakhotia10 January 2017 0

How will analytics-as-a-service impact business agility?

We kick off 2017 with excitement about big data and analytics still at fever pitch. Thankfully the discussion has now moved to business impact, and explores how good use of analytics is vital to make money, save money, and maintain competitive advantage. Data scientists now they have the sexiest job

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Analytics

Tobias Witt22 December 2016 0

The analytics road ahead: Formalising information value management

Data, it has been said, is the new oil. Indeed, according to Gartner, 90% of organisations apparently believe that data is an asset. But just having lots of data is not enough to ensure success: you also have to know how to use it to generate value. And in this

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Analytics

Hans Bonde16 December 2016 0

The Market driven Journey IV: The demand and supply alignment process

Welcome back to the market driven journey in supply chain management! The three earlier articles of this short series contained: The typical road to market driven forecasting – where companies go through three different levels of maturity before moving to being market driven Market driven forecasting – and the changes

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Manufacturing

Analytics

Hans Bonde1 December 2016 0

The market driven journey III – the market driven supply chain

Intuitively being demand driven indicates having a pull-based manufacturing system customer orders trigger sourcing and production activities. However – it is rarely the case, that this is possible – due to the long lead time this would cause. This article will point out the requirements to a market driven supply

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Manufacturing

Analytics | Internet of Things

Keld Zornig1 December 2016 0

Are your big data skills disruption-ready?

Disruptive innovation—the big changes in an industry or sector that occur when someone or something turns the whole business model on its head—have huge implications. Big data is likely to be one of those disruptors. So are your big data skills disruption-ready? These following aspects will guide you to verify

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Analytics | Customer Intelligence | Data Visualization

Mari Nilsson Björkman21 November 2016 0

Trends in Telecom: The wind of change is still blowing hard on the Telecom Operators

The traditional business of a Telecom Operator used to be an extremely profitable one with steady growth rates. But now it has been exposed to a wind of change for some time and looking at the graphics below of predictions for services (based on data from STL Partners analysis) taken from

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Communications

Analytics

Christer Bodell18 November 2016 2

Why Sports is the ultimate arena for Analytics

If you are involved in Analytics, you already know that there are some key areas to be aware of in order to achieve results. Over the last year and a half I’ve found that some of those things make Sports a really intriguing and exciting, not to say the ultimate

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Analytics | Fraud & Security Intelligence

Mads Krogh17 November 2016 0

3 reasons why International Fraud Week matters to Nordic Government authorities

International Fraud Week is here! We at SAS have marked the International Fraud Week by going on a Nordic road show throughout this month discussing Risk Based Controls in Government. And it is really a pleasure to be involved with these seminars. A living debate between speakers and participants on various aspects

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