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Understanding Why Analytics Strategies Fall Short for Some, but Not Others

Understanding Why Analytics Strategies Fall Short for Some, but Not Others

Microsoft
Published by: Research Desk Released: Mar 11, 2020

Over the next two years, effective data and analytics strategies will be essential for successful business transformation initiatives—91 percent of business leaders surveyed agreed that this is true, yet only 20 percent rate their organizations as mature in these areas. Learn why resolving the foundational issues of siloed data sources, incongruent data types, and the capacity and performance constraints of on-premises data systems is key in facilitating successful digital transformation and maximizing the ROI of analytics services.

Read the Harvard Business Review Analytic Services report, Understanding Why Analytics Strategies Fall Short for Some, but Not Others, to understand:

  • Why forward-looking business leaders are adopting integrated, enterprise-wide approaches to data and analytics.
  • What common challenges keep companies from fully utilizing analytics, business intelligence, and AI.
  • How to prepare for digital transformation and improve your organization’s analytics maturity.