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08/29/2023

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09/19/2022

“Intelligence is about reducing uncertainty by obtaining information that the opponent in a conflict wishes to deny you.” – Robert M. Clark

09/15/2022

For businesses, predictive analysis is crucial. Digital transformations and increased competition have made companies more competitive than ever before.

Using predictive analysis is like having a strategic vision of the future, mapping out the opportunities and threats.

Therefore, companies should look for predictive models that:

1. Identify potential opportunities
2. Plan and optimize marketing strategies
3. Map consumer behavior
4. Enhance efficiency and improve operations
5. Identify and reduce risks

Regardless of the business model, forecasting is extremely important for businesses as it creates some insurance for future business outcomes.

09/13/2022

“It is pardonable to be defeated, but never to be surprised.” – Frederick the Great

09/08/2022

According to Forbes, data scientists spend about 80% of their time on data collection, cleansing, and preparation, while only 20% of it is left for actual data analysis.

Organizations that don’t utilize master data management systems or data warehouses to keep their data clean and accurate end up basing crucial business decisions on bad data.

What are you doing to manage and analyze your information?

A new survey of data scientists found that they spend most of their time massaging rather than mining or modeling data.

09/06/2022

“The key to risk management isn’t no threats, it is know threats.” – Matt Devost

09/01/2022

According to Entrepreneur.com many businesses make the following mistakes:

Using only secondary research: Relying on the published work of others doesn't give you the full picture. It can be a great place to start, but the information you get from secondary research can be outdated. You can miss out on other factors relevant to your business.

Using only web resources: When you use common search engines to gather information, you get only data that are available to everyone and it may not be fully accurate.

Surveying only the people you know: Small-business owners sometimes interview only family members and close colleagues when conducting research, but friends and family are often not the best survey subjects. To get the most useful and accurate information, you need to talk to real customers about their needs, wants and expectations.

Is your business a product in search of a customer? Use these tips to create a product or service customers will clamor for.

08/31/2022

“It is pardonable to be defeated, but never to be surprised.” – Frederick the Great

08/30/2022

According to the Harvard Business Review, we must start to think differently about how business, management, and strategic intelligence works.

What companies today need isn’t meticulous plans, but to constantly reassess the business and its markets and competitors.

In other words, the goal for strategic intelligence is not to collect market information to make plans, but to use that information to generate insights that in turn support ever-changing perspectives.

It’s to update your perspectives.

08/25/2022

Debra Bass, President of JNJ, recently suggested the following steps to avoid “InfoObesity,” which she defined as companies gorging an inconsumable amount of data.

1) Start with the business objective: You have to begin with an understanding of the key questions you are trying to answer.

2) Then identify the measures that will answer the questions. This focuses your data collection effort.

3) Develop a data governance council.

4) Map out a complete view of the data: Identify what data exists in the company and who has access rights to it.

5) Use the right tool for the right job. The further you get away from the standardized use of software and the more you add complexity, the less likely the tool will be effective.

A recent MarTechNews article suggested that marketers are suffering from “InfoObesity,” gorging on an inconsumable amount of data that is not just unwieldy but can become dysfunctional. Sara Spivey, CMO of Bazaarvoice, provides insight into what marketers can do to combat InfoObesity.

08/23/2022

According to IT-Online the amount of data created globally is expected to grow to more than 180 zettabytes by 2025. For context, 1ZB is equal to a trillian gigabytes.

It should hardly be a surprise that organizations are under immense pressure to manage this ever-swelling sea of data to extract meaningful insights for competitive advantage as quickly as possible.

What are you doing to prepare? Contact Adapt and get a plan now.

The amount of data created globally is expected to grow to more than 180 zettabytes by 2025. For context, 1ZB is equal to a trilliant gigabyte. It should hardly be a surprise that organisations are under immense pressure to manage this ever-swelling sea of data to extract meaningful insights for com...

08/19/2022

Data and analytics are not enough to empower businesses to drive decision-making. It needs to generate actionable insights which are provided by business intelligence.

While data sets the foundation and analytics becomes the backbone, insights are the soul of the business intelligence framework of an organization.

Business intelligence and decision-making go hand-in-hand to make a business successful in today's competitive landscape