Business Intelligence and Analytics is as necessary for small businesses and start-ups as it is for a large enterprise. There is no room for a misstep or a market error in today’s competitive environment. Whether your business is local or global, all online or brick and mortar, government, public sector or consumer focused or playing in a very specialized market, you and your team need business intelligence and analytics tools.
With the advent of this new reality of global competition and the concept of digital transformation, every organization has had to look long and hard at its processes, including crucial IT design, development, integration and support activities. For Digital Transformation to work, the organization must operate in a world of continuous change with an appropriate mitigation of risk and delay. DevOps can play a crucial role in supporting these business initiatives, but it is clear that DevOps must evolve if it is to fulfill this obligation.
If you read industry and technology journals, you have probably seen the term, ‘digital transformation’. So, what is digital transformation Gartner asked, and here is what the Gartner glossary of terms says about that: ‘Digital business transformation is the process of exploiting digital technologies and supporting capabilities to create a robust new digital business model.’ So, that is the digital technology business definition and that definition will translate differently for every organization in terms of where the enterprise will begin to focus the transformation process and how it will get to its goal.
Whether your organization needs app development services or skills and experience in mobile app development, it is important that your enterprise partner with a dependable, knowledgeable IT consulting partner – one with years of software development experience and design and development methodologies and processes to support project integrity and successful outcomes.
When a brick and mortar business decides to take their products or services online or a new online business launches its site, it is always a time of excitement and uncertainty. The business management team puts a lot of planning and forethought into the launch and then waits anxiously for the outcome.
Every business manager and most every team member in every organization today understands the need for objective metrics and measurements and knows that senior management and shareholders will not accept guesswork or a lack of clarity on where and how resources and investments are helping or hurting the bottom line. So, it is no surprise that Key Performance Analytics have become the norm. And, KPI Analytics are not reserved for data scientists, IT staff or business analysts.
KPI analytics is not just the process of choosing static measurements and placing them on a chart or graph, then reviewing them once every few months to see where your business falls in terms of its projected results and success.
Tally® Mobile App is the access point for mobile users to leverage features and functionality of the Tally dashboard by connecting to the Tally desktop.
As a business manager or a business team member, you probably make it your business to stay abreast of industry and market trends and to understand how best to use technology to refine business results and better understand your market, competition and customers. If you have been reading industry publications, you are probably familiar with the concept of augmented analytics and augmented analytics benefits.
Everyone has heard the term ‘natural language processing or NLP. So, what is natural language processing, exactly, and how can it help your business? NLP allows a program or software to understand language as written/spoken by humans so that people can interact with a system without using long strings of code. You use natural language processing every day when you engage with your word processing software to perform spell check, when your smart phone auto-corrects your words, when you use voice to text messaging, when your email system applies a spam filter, when you are served keywords that relate to a search you did on a search engine and when you use ‘assistants’ like Siri or Alexa.
