Deciding where and when to deploy analytics software in an enterprise can be challenging.
One way to approach the problem is to adopt a decision-management approach, in which an organization thinks about the decision to be made and who is making that decision.
By focusing on decision-making – roughly the types of decisions to be made, who makes them, and when they need to be made – organizations can identify the right analytics software and infrastructure needs.
In this free guide from James Taylor of Decision Management Solutions, you will learn:
- The four basic types of decisions: strategic, tactical, planning, and operations, and how analytics capabilities can help.
- Analytic styles, including interactivity, data visualization, and scaling.
- Types of analytics, including descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, as well as capabilities that optimize business decisions.
- Data types, including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured.
- Computing power considerations for analytics, including in-database, in-Hadoop, in-memory, data grids, workstations, and the cloud.
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