How to Make Data and Analytics Central to your Digital Transformation
By Partner Content on 04/03/2020 | Updated on 04/02/2022
Align data and analytics with your digital strategy.
Successfully incorporating data and analytics (D&A) into your digital strategy can be a struggle. If D&A investments seem to fall short of expected results and you’re having trouble knowing which investments to make, you’re not alone.
CIOs and CDOs will have to make data-driven decisions to create efficient D&A platforms. This report from Gartner can help. Read it to learn how you can:
- Use decision-making models to choose D&A investments
- Collaborate with digital business stakeholders
- Identify your organisation’s data and analytics needs
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