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According to Statista, from 2018 up to 2020, the percentage of worldwide organizations implementing data-driven decision-making grew from 38% to 50%. Despite a substantial increase, it becomes clear that half of the respondents still make decisions based on personal opinions

Big Data is gaining traction among various industries. According to IBM, people produce 2,500 trillion bytes of data daily. 50 billion IoT and other connected devices gather, analyze, and share it (as CISCO states). Big Data unlocks an excellent opportunity

The world of data is filled with promising quotes, such as “information is the oil of the 21st century” or “data is becoming the new raw material of business.” However, the value ingrained in data only becomes vivid when analytics

In the modern world, data is king. It tells us everything we need to know about, well, just about everything. Data finds its usage in all spheres, from governmental processes to business, multinational enterprises, and more. But how does one

Most businesses deal with a gigantic amount of data on a daily basis. The question is how to make the most of it. It turned out the biggest issues associated with Big Data are not really analytical ones. In many

IT departments crave freedom from the monotonous work of non-stop report generation. Not to mention that many employees appreciate the idea of self-sufficiency when addressing their information needs. Besides, data continues to grow dramatically and businesses have to make important

Cost overruns have always been one of the major issues for the construction industry. The main reasons are weak management, inaccurate estimates, design flaws, and changing orders. Ignoring these problems is definitely a dead end while addressing them is your

Have you ever had a problem you couldn’t handle until after endless hours of work? The equation you’d been banging your head against the wall trying to solve and then finally realized that one of the variables was missing... So