Imagine a world where business analytics are as common on a manager’s PC or mobile device as, say, word-processing applications. Picture business information nervous systems that spread out over the Internet to probe for big data inputs, in order to bring the information back for processing for immediate recommendations for action. Or that connect with social networking capabilities to allow collaborative business modeling. Even if this sounds like science fiction, the components for these futuristic visions exist today.
The future of business analytics: mobility, collaboration & big data
Sean Salleh
Sean Salleh is a data scientist with experience in guiding marketing strategy from building marketing mix models, forecasting models, scenario planning models, and algorithms. He is passionate about consumer technologies and resource management. He has master's degrees in Operations Research from University of California Irvine and Mathematics from Northeastern University.
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