The art of venture capitalism (VC) is being transformed by the science of data analytics. Many startup investors are adopting data-driven decision-making to guide their lead sourcing and investments. The broad availability of data can help venture capitalists answer three crucial questions: Where are the best companies? Whether to invest? What KPIs should be set for the new company?
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The art of venture capitalism (VC) is being transformed by the science of data analytics. Many startup investors are adopting data-driven decision-making to guide their lead sourcing and investments. The broad availability of data can help venture capitalists answer three crucial questions: Where are the best companies? Whether to invest? What KPIs should be set for the new company?
Read moreTopics: Business Intelligence Basics, Trends
Data analytics offers valuable insights to help improve performance throughout a company. Because data analytics has become integral to success, competition among analytics providers has increased. Therefore, it is vital that you understand how to evaluate a variety of vendors to make the best selection for your company.
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Running a trends analysis to evaluate your business is easier than you thought with business intelligence (BI) software. You’ll uncover revenue opportunities and black holes. Here's a selection of analysis trends set to take hold in 2016.
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As we say bon voyage to 2015, it’s a great opportunity to reflect on the year-that-was and look ahead at the Business Intelligence (BI) trends that we, here at Phocas, expect to continue to grow in 2016.
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As we approach the halfway point of 2015, I thought now would be a good moment to cover off some of the trends that were introduced at the beginning of this year and trends that are becoming increasingly popular as the months of 2015 unfold. Here are my 5 trends for the rest of 2015.
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The data analytics industry has undergone rapid evolution over the past few years. Analytics used to be highly manual and tedious when done via spreadsheets, and brought with it significant risks around security and accuracy.
The existence of CRMs and ERP systems helped organisations integrate reporting with sales systems. In-house analytics programs were also common at one point, mainly due to the ability to tailor it precisely according to the organisation’s needs. Then came Business Intelligence tools.
As one of the most recent members of the sales analytics field, Business Intelligence has established its unique selling point (USP). Its abilities to generate real-time reports and customise results according to a user’s need have catapulted it to the top of the analytics industry.
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The concept of mobility has taken over Business Intelligence over the past few years and breathed new life into Business Intelligence. Business users have been given the ability to access data, analyse and make decisions at the tip of their fingers. Of course, as mobile technologies evolve, mobile BI continues to evolve, bringing business users new capabilities every day.
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The foundation of success in every business is the concept of being prepared for the future and staying ahead of your competition. Business Intelligence, as a whole, gives you the ability to use your data to help prepare your business for future demand and conditions. It is therefore crucial that you stay on top of Business Intelligence trends to make sure your business continues to enjoy the advantages of BI.
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