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The answers to business problems, large and small, are there for the taking—right in your organization’s data. Yet, the quantity and types of data available for analysis have outpaced the tools most organizations have been using.A CIO.com survey found that 85% of companies are using inadequate tools to explore complex data sets. Furthermore, nearly two-thirds of data science leaders surveyed say that data exploration is held back by a lack of data science skills.While data scientists have bee...

Early this month I moderated the panel “The Implications and Opportunities of Generative AI in FS'' at Corinium’s CDAO event in Boston with David Dietrich (VP, Advanced Analytics and Governance at Fidelity Investments) and Jake Katz (Head of RMBS Research and Data Science at the London Stock Exchange Group). This was a lively discussion with a really engaged audience and it really highlighted for me the squeeze that Data and Analytics leaders are facing right now between their business leader...

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Unstructured data is produced in abundance by every business in some way. Whether it's images and videos, text-heavy emails, or sensor data, all of these have the potential to increase competitive advantage if meaningful, actionable insights can be extracted from them. But traditional analytics tools haven’t been optimized to pull from or make sense of unstructured data sources. This means organizations are excluding a huge cache of their data from all their analyses—and potentially leav...

Approximately 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are produced every day (for reference, there are 18 zeros in that number!). Companies contribute an immense amount of data to those bytes and for a long time, BI dashboards were enough to make sense of all that information. But as datasets continue to grow and become more complex, the limitations of BI tools are leading to a mind-numbing phenomenon known as “Death by Dashboard.” Similar to the “Death by PowerPoint” meetings featuring decks with 100+...