Why shifting societal sands create the perfect storm for successful stakeholder capitalism
Enterprise CIO
May 21, 2020
Companies stuck in the same gear of doing things in the old way – merely oiling the moving parts of the aging corporate machine, making money, and delighting shareholders – are slowly slipping into obscurity. Instead, we are now seeing the increasing rise of the business that puts all stakeholders at the centre of all things. It is a new form of stakeholder capitalism that shifts the business compass from what it perceives to be doing good – to actually doing good.
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Tags: Analytics, Big Data, Business Strategy
Innovations in analytics and BI: The top trends to look out for in 2020
Enterprise CIO
August 13, 2019
As companies strive for success in the digital age, it’s essential that they keep abreast of the innovation happening in the world of analytics and business intelligence (BI). By understanding the trends that are set to take the ever-evolving field of analytics by storm, organisations can be one step ahead in the race to innovate.
That’s why TIBCO Software conducted a global survey on innovation in analytics, examining the current pervasiveness of BI and analytics technologies, and the future trends that organisations are looking to embrace.
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Tags: Analytics, AI, Big Data, IoT
Building a foundation for innovation: A guide for the CIO
Enterprise CIO
May 01, 2019
Innovation is of central importance in almost any vertical sector you can think of. It dominates the thinking of most C-level executives, is a staple of discussion at conferences and trade events, and is regularly aired as a topic in speeches, blogs and articles.
In order to find out more about what C-levels are doing to keep their companies ahead of the pack in the drive to innovate, TIBCO commissioned its CXO Innovation Survey. Not only does it examine C-level strategy on innovation, but it also looks beyond strategy to some of the practicalities too.
Knowing that the funding and driving of innovation within a company is a role played by many across the organisation, the survey looked at which departments and management layers were the most important sponsors of new thinking. It was particularly interesting to note that finance departments have become the third most important sponsors and drivers of innovation in the enterprise, after executive management and IT management which might naturally have been expected to play a key role here.
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Tags: Digital Transformation, Innovation, IoT, Business Strategy
Tech, people and culture: The three pillars of business innovation and digital transformation
Enterprise CIO
March 06, 2019
Digital transformation means different things to different people. As indeed, does innovation. We all know we need to do it, but our plans and execution vary. The need for clarification in this area, was one of the motivations for the TIBCO CXO Innovation Survey, which set out to get to the heart of what drives and enables new ideas and creative thoughts in our personal and working lives.
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Tags: Digital Transformation, Innovation, Culture, Business Strategy
Analytics: How to Win with Intelligence
Technics Publications
July 01, 2017
We are moving into an era where information is potentially more valuable than tangible things or services. Organizations who connect information with their product will have a huge advantage, and conversely, organizations that miss this transformation will find themselves increasingly uncompetitive. No longer just something for the Information Technologists or Data Scientists to deal with, everyone who makes things or serves customers in some way needs to understand how people interact with their product or service in a very granular way. This book will help people in business and government understand the power of data analytics technology and how some of the tools available can be applied to a wide range of applications.
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Tags: Analytics, AI, Predictive Analytics
Social Data Analytics: Collaboration for the Enterprise
Morgan Kaufman
November 10, 2014
Social Data Analytics is the first practical guide for professionals who want to employ social data for analytics and business intelligence (BI). This book provides a comprehensive overview of the technologies and platforms and shows you how to access and analyze the data. You'll explore the five major types of social data and learn from cases and platform examples to help you make the most of sentiment, behavioral, social graph, location, and rich media data. A four-step approach to the social BI process will help you access, evaluate, collaborate, and share social data with ease.
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Tags: Analytics, Big Data, Social
