Business Analytics: The Worlds Number One Business Analytics Meeting Place

PRLog (Press Release) - Jul 22, 2009 -
True to point though, gut feeling still plays an influential part in the decisions leaders make today; but now decisions have been made that bit easier through the use of business analytics.

For those not in know, business analytics technologies allow you to get the most from your structured and unstructured data. There used to be a time when we could only use 20% of our data available to us (structured) but now we have a means to access this unstructured treasure chest.
Business Analytics is at the forefront of business intelligence. It is through analytics that business managers and analysts achieve the insights that lead to informed and innovative business decisions. Yet analytics is a complex field that involves many disciplines ranging from statistics to data visualization.

“BI is an important aspect of an organization’s framework. But what is beyond BI? Some indicators point to business analytics, a progression from BI, as the next step. Business analytics is predictive as well as historical, which requires a cultural shift to the acceptance of a pro-active, fact-based decision-making environment, providing organizations with new insights and better answers faster” (Computerworld report Feb 2009)


What will the Summit focus on?

Many challenges exist in successful implementation of business analytics from data integration, successful defining of KPI’s, quality of data, handling complex queries, embedding business analytics into operational applications to name but a few.

The Business Analytics Summit will arm you with the know-how to improve and speed up the decision making process, improve alignment of resources with your company strategy, realize cost efficiencies, give you improved competitiveness, knowledge on how to produce a single, unified view of enterprise information, increase revenues, and synchronize financial and operational strategies.

We are bringing the key players from across the Business Analytics value chain together to help you form a cost effective, time efficient Business Analytics strategy. With IDC forecasting that the industry is set to be worth in excess of £23 billion in 2010 and signal’s such as IBM’s recent admission that they will be employing a new 4000 string business analytics and optimization team – now is definitely the time to maximize your business analytics capabilities. If your in the business of analytics, this is the must attend event in 2009!

For more information please view: www.businessanalyticsnews.com/usa or contact Ben Satchwell on ben@businessanalyticsnews.com / +44 (0) 207 375 7163.

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