TDWI On-Demand Intelligence delivers industry trends, tools to understand your gaps, guidance on what your team can do, and the training to make it happen — all from the experts at TDWI, who have ...

In this TDWI Solution Lab, research fellow Donald Farmer gives an independent view of this exciting category and the relevant research. A finance specialist from Sigma will show some compelling ...

Most data and analytics stacks were assembled one layer at a time: connectivity in one place, BI somewhere else, and AI bolted on top. The result is fragmented experiences, duplicated data, and ...

An unpopular opinion from someone who builds analytics for industrial operations every day: most companies in distribution, manufacturing, and marine transportation don't have an analytics problem.

Enterprise AI in Practice Assessment NEW! TDWI’s new Enterprise AI in Practice Assessment can help organizations understand their current position across today's major AI technologies. The assessment ...

There was a time when choosing a programming language for data analysis had essentially no choice at all. The tools were few and they were usually developed and maintained by individual corporations ...

AI and analytics strategies often fail to deliver impact because organizations lack a clear way to connect solution capabilities to business value. This course outlines a practical “value literacy ...

Cloud data lakes are built to fuel data-driven decision-making and AI transformation. What’s more, they typically deliver greater ROI than their on-premises counterparts. Benefits like these are ...

The Business Intelligence Journal is an in-depth, unbiased information resource for data management and anlytics professionals. This quarterly publication provides fresh ideas and perspectives to help ...

Starting a new data analyst role comes with a particular kind of disorientation that catches many people off guard. The technical skills that got someone hired turn out to be only part of what the job ...

Ask an AI the same question twice and you'll almost always get two different answers. Not wildly different, usually. But different in word choice, structure, emphasis, sometimes in substance. If ...