Each day, we create 4.5 quintillion bytes of data from a variety of sources—from climate information
to posts on social media sites, purchase transaction records and medical images. IBM has the world’s most comprehensive portfolio of data and analytics capabilities in the market. Our strategy is to help enterprises across all industries extract new insights from the explosion of available data to drive competitive advantage. IBM delivers a full spectrum of analytics—from descriptive, predictive and prescriptive to cognitive—to turn big data into big insights and reinvent how decisions are made. We also provide talent management and social collaboration solutions powered by workforce science and cognitive analytics capabilities. We also provide talent management and social collaboration solutions powered by workforce science and cognitive analytics capabilities.
We have arrived at an inflection point where data is available at such a scale that analytics can be applied to solve problems and yield real-time results in ways never before possible. IBM Analytics can help developers innovate faster and more securely, help business professionals find a smarter way to work via better problem solving and collaboration, and help enterprises gain deeper insight faster.
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IBM Behavior-based Customer Insight Solution for Banking
Date added: 28 May 2015
IBM Behavior-based Customer Insight solution for banking helps to personalize customer engagement and deliver customized actions for a more unique digital banking experience. The solution helps answer important banking industry questions like: how many months after major auto repair spending is the average request for a new car loan?, Do customers who spend more than $500 eating out each month have more overdrafts? or How often do customers who buy a new house apply for more personal credit in the three months after purchasing the house? (Credit: IBM)
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IBM Lift Analytics Solutions for Retail
Date added: 28 May 2015
IBM Lift Analytics solution for retail helps merchants and marketers understand direct and indirect incremental performance impact - the "lift" - from individual products or categories to improve assortment, placement, pricing and promotional decisions. Using this solution, retailers can quickly address and act on questions such as: What is the likely impact on sales of other products or product lines if makeup brushes are removed from the assortment?, or Which merchandise lines present the greatest opportunities for cross promotion with women's clothing to mid-tier customer segments? (Credit: IBM)
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IBM Asset Analytics for Rotational Equipment Solution
Date added: 28 May 2015
IBM Asset Analytics for Rotational Equipment solution uses predictive analytics to anticipate downtime and improve the reliability and the availability of critical equipment. The solution helps answer questions like: How are production targets achieved against the availability of the critical equipment in the "oil/gas" lifts? (Credit: IBM)
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What do you want to know? Ask and You'll get the Answer.
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
Watson Analytic uses natural language, which means business professionals across data intensive disciplines such as marketing, sales, finance, operations and human resources can ask the right questions and get results in terms familiar to their business. (Credit: IBM)
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Powerful Predictive Analytics for Everyone
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
Watson Analytics uses predictive analytics to automatically surface the most relevant facts and uncover unforeseen patterns and relationships. This process can spark new questions and better insight, directing users to variables or parts of their business that matter most. (Credit: IBM)
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Hit the Bullseye with Watson Analytics
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
By automating data preparation, predictive analysis, and visual storytelling, business professionals across data intensive disciplines like sales and marketing can ask the right questions and get results in terms familiar to their business with Watson Analytics. (Credit: IBM)
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Easy, Instant Access to Your Data
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
Business professionals can quickly understand and make decisions based on Watson Analytics’ data-driven visualizations. For example, a marketing executive can ask a question, and immediately discover through cloud-delivered data visualizations what sales are most likely to close by region. (Credit: IBM)
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Welcome to Watson Analytics
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
Watson Analytics features a seamless, unified user interface that brings together a complete set of self-service enterprise data analytics capabilities on the cloud. (Credit: IBM)
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IBM Debuts Analytics for Everyone
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
At an event at the Westin Hotel in New York City, IBM Big Data and Analytics Vice president Inhi Cho Suh demonstrates Watson Analytics, a new cloud service the company launched today that is powered by IBM's Watson cognitive computing technology. Watson Analytics allows non-technical professionals in marketing, sales, finance and human resources roles to make more informed business decisions by analyzing huge volumes of data using familiar business terms instead of technical jargon. (Jon Simon/Feature Photo Service for IBM).
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IBM Debuts Analytics for Everyone
Date added: 16 Sep 2014
At an event at the Westin Hotel in New York City, IBM Big Data and Analytics Vice president Inhi Cho Suh demonstrates Watson Analytics, a new cloud service the company launched today that is powered by IBM's Watson cognitive computing technology. Watson Analytics allows non-technical professionals in marketing, sales, finance and human resources roles to make more informed business decisions by analyzing huge volumes of data using familiar business terms instead of technical jargon. (Jon Simon/Feature Photo Service for IBM).
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646-588-9642
jgallo@us.ibm.com
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