Data value generation and business intelligence

Organizations often struggle with identifying how to get value from their data and use it to provide business intelligence. That’s where we can help.

Once business information has been identified and classified, you're in a great positon to focus on delivering value in line with the business objectives identified at the outset of the information management lifecycle.

Your approach to generate value will be dependent on the objective set. Objectives can include: managing risk, making smarter decisions, improving customer retention, reducing business and IT costs, or increasing revenue, and the following are some examples of how value can be generated.

Extract value from unstructured data

This is a rapidly growing area and given that unstructured information may make up to 80% of a business’ information, this is a huge source of business intelligence.

Organizations may use this to

  • Access and analyze all unstructured data sources across the organization
  • Identify where Chinese walls are or are not working within the business
  • Derive additional value:
  • Sentiment analysis – where the type of language used in communications with clients is of a satisfactory level or presents issues
  • Comparative analysis of how one employee achieves greater success than others by analyzing their data