Data analysis stories

SWARH and Barwon Health in South West Victoria are implementing their digital innovation strategy with InterSystems IRIS for Health, the data platform designed to extract value from healthcare data.>>

Of all the changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most far-reaching has been a reworking of core business processes.>>

While having business data freely available to authorised users across the organisation has significant benefits, making it happen can be challenging.>>

"The success of Microsoft Power BI in the enterprise accelerates demand for readily accessible curated business data.">>

“Instead of requiring people to change their habits and leave their workflows to get insights, infusing the data and actionable intelligence directly where users need it most is the key driving better business outcomes.”>>

Companies across Australia and New Zealand are realising the importance of growing their analytics capabilities, which has only become even more critical in the COVID era.>>

Sisense Fusion allows users to build customised analytic experiences inside their customer and employee-facing applications for delivering analytics.>>

Even though business leaders understand the value and impact data can have, 77% of IT decision-makers (ITDM) do not trust their data, according to research by SnapLogic.>>

What does network visibility really mean? Much like a blind wine tasting, we need to keep an open mind and trust what data is telling us without being biased by previous results.>>

Using aggregate data from across its global user base, ExtraHop analysed business-related device activity during a one week period at the end of March 2020, which was compared to activity from a similar study of the same global user base conducted in November last year. >>

The company says the solution delivers centralised alerting that enhances customers’ ability to monitor their business data and take timely action based on insights.>>

Analyst research reports, video content, blogs and other features are now available to provide industry leaders with information and analysis on technology.>>

Organisations are able to browse ready-made solutions built specifically for the Board decision-making platform, which complement customers’ existing Board solutions.>>

Fed with complete and accurate data, CDPs will be able to provide insights that previously would have been impossible to achieve.>>

The news comes barely a week after Accenture announced its acquisition of Icon Integration, another boutique Australian technology consultancy.>>

The acronym M.E.L.T. is used to define four essential data types: metrics, events, logs and traces.>>

Techday spoke with two executives from Cloudera about the future of data and cloud strategies.>>

By taking the steps needed now to tackle fragmentation, organisations will be well placed to deal with data growth in the years ahead.>>

With a platform offering that professes to ‘do everything with your data’, Splunk’s solutions come alive in its use cases and with customers who are taking the technology and using it to solve specific pain points or to extend capabilities.>>

AI will provide opportunities for Australian organisations to innovate and differentiate themselves across all areas of business, according to PwC.>>

Australian small businesses that increase their investment in technology grow their revenue and create jobs faster than other businesses.>>

"Successful companies with a maturing view on data are fully embracing emerging technology and intelligent data strategies.">>

Enables researchers to blend first-party consumer data with third-party data providers, within a single platform, to conduct research studies.>>

We explain how one German firm is using big data to feed the worlds growing population.>>