In the age of big data, analytics tools have evolved beyond simple reporting. Today’s businesses rely heavily on two powerful ...

While descriptive analytics is the foundational form of data analytics, there are three other key types that are used in many organizations today: diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive.

With data in hand, you can begin doing analytics. But where do you begin? And which type of analytics is most appropriate for your big data environment? In a phone interview with InformationWeek, Wu ...

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With increased economic and demographic pressures, though, institutions are now seeking to move beyond descriptive and predictive analytics to alter outcomes through prescriptive analytics.

Partners CIO James Noga to share insights about how the IT savvy organization is approaching the endless opportunities the trend presents at the upcoming Big Data and Healthcare Analytics Forum.

What are predictive and prescriptive analytics? Predictive analytics rely on intelligent algorithms that use high volumes of historical data to provide businesses with informed predictions.

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Predictive analytics enables users to go beyond knowing what has happened to assess what will happen in the future.

Here we explore the ways predictive analytics and prescriptive analytics are being used in the call center today, and trends to watch for tomorrow.