The fine line between Levels of Collaboration and Success of Big Data and Analytics Projects: facts, trends and figures.

Our unique experience of our today’s data-driven world, leads us to observe that: we are always at the early stage of this trend in terms of exploration, adoption and appropriation. But progressively, it is also evident that, we are surrounded by the proliferation of Big Data and Analytics technologies. In this context, people, enterprises, organizations and public sectors need to capture the key value-added of these technologies and be able to understand how they can fit very well with their needs. 
 

As part of our global commitment as the must-attend global landmark for digital transformation for the company of all sizes, Connectikpeople.co fills the gap between Big Data and Analytics solution vendors and people, enterprises, organizations and public sectors. Our goal is to help both parties focus on a win-win mechanism.

Connectikpeople.co still recalls that, when it comes to Big Data and Analytics solutions; agility, scalability, flexibility, security, cost-effecience and files-exportable capabilities are the foundation.

We also need to focus on the extension of collaboration among line-of-business, analytics, and information technology employees and groups, as well as the impact that this collaboration has on the success of big data and business analytics projects. Because improved collaboration among all stakeholders can help mitigate risks and can improve outcomes of BDA projects.

We have captured for you a newly published International Data Corporation (IDC) report, susceptible to encourage the turn towards Big Data and Analytics solutions.

Entitled Collaboration in the Age of Big Data (IDC #247729), this report aims to show that there is a link between the levels of collaboration among IT, line-of-business (LOB) and analytics groups and the success of big data and analytics (BDA) projects.