Analytics tools from Aurora Predictions, Alteryx, BigML, and Datameer to name a very few are a new class of enterprise tools that apply mathematics and statistics on historical multi-dimensional and multi-source data to make forecasts and predictions. These tools are also AI enabled to better drive strategy and decisions.
Visualization tools like Domo, Power BI, Qlik, and Tableau to name a very few, are extensions of Business Intelligence (BI) reporting. These tools use historical data to visualize trends in a multi-dimensional manner. Dashboards are of prime value to combine visual charts with tabular data of KPIs and key values for comparisons.
Data visualization and analytics tools are often confused by Finance, IT, and the business in that each sees these providing analytics. However, this is not the case. Data visualization does, well, visualization of data, and analytics does analytics calculations on data. The former displays the past and the latter predicts the future.
Anand Soni, a serial CFO with broad experience in large, family owned businesses shares his insight on achieving strategic cost control without creating business havoc.
A recent ACG event in Vancouver featured the leaders of RealWear telling their growth story to business leaders from the area.
Andrew Chrostowski, Chair of RealWear’s Advisory Board and recent COO at the company introduced the panel and facilitated the Q&A sessions with Andy Lowery, CEO and Co-founder; Chris Parkinson CTO and Co-founder and Andrew Lee, Chief Financial Officer.
