BI uses descriptive analytics to provide a better understanding of a business’ current operations. Meanwhile, BA usually looks forward and tries to inform future decisions.
BI uses descriptive analytics to provide a better understanding of a business’ current operations. Meanwhile, BA usually looks forward and tries to inform future decisions.
This article argues why companies should have business intelligence (BI) in their portfolio of tools to successfully thrive in the future.
The adoption of business intelligence (BI) has been steadily rising over the years even before the pandemic. With COVID-19, the use of BI, along with AI and cloud services, will surge.
Better user experience (UX), augmented intelligence and embedded analytics will be the three pillars of the Power BI platform development in the future.
Howard Dresner, founder of Dresner Advisory Services, said now is the time “to double down on data,” and pointed out two major trends of 2020 – cloud migration services and AI features, like natural language processing (NLP).
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