BOSTON, MA — (Marketwired) — 07/11/13 — , a Company (NYSE: HHS), today announced the publication of new research reports from its Business Analytics and Business Intelligence research practices.
“,” prepared by , Senior Research Associate in Aberdeen-s practice, illustrates that Operational Intelligence (OI) provides decision makers with the ability to identify opportunities for improvement and recognize concealed risks. But business threats and broken processes can linger unnoticed for dangerously long periods as business leaders examine stale operational data that does not reflect the most current state of affairs. Real-time operational intelligence enables organizations to immediately take action as soon as issues arise. This analyst insight shows how organizations with real-time OI achieve 160% improved inventory turns, and increase the frequency with which they obtain information within the decision window. The report also explores the accompanying features and capabilities that help organizations avert threats and seize opportunities in the moment. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report, visit: .
“,” prepared by , Senior Research Associate in Aberdeen-s practice, states that money talks, but it can-t tell you everything. Aberdeen-s Analytics in Financial Services report explores how financial services organizations use business intelligence (BI) tools to turn a variety of data collected from numerous sources into actionable insights. This Analyst Insight, based on survey responses from the financial services industry — including banking, insurance, and securities and investments organizations — examines the types of insight financial services organizations are looking to gain from their data. The report also explores the value of real-time and predictive analytics and the impact of BI on customer metrics, risk management, and profitability. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report,visit: .
“,” prepared by , Vice President and Principal Analyst for the Aberdeen research practice, states that the software industry has long been characterized by fierce competition and fragmentation. With nearly zero production costs, but very heavy R&D spending, thousands of Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) compete on the strength and breadth of their product features and the clarity of their marketing message. At the same time, today-s software consumers — particularly in the business world — are becoming savvier in their use of technology and increasingly receptive to business intelligence (BI) and analytical tools that can help transform raw data into actionable insight. In an effort to engage and expand their customer base many ISVs today embed business analytics capabilities as an integrated module or extension built within their existing tools. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report, visit: .
“,” also prepared by , reveals — if it wasn-t already at the top of our collective minds heading into autumn 2012, then the 2012 presidential campaigns cemented for us — the importance of small business to our nation-s economy. According to the most recent census data, firms employing fewer than 100 people constitute 98% of the nearly 6 million companies in the U.S. Moreover, these small businesses employ more than 42 million Americans. Often referred to as “Mom and Pop Shops,” these companies face the same challenges as larger enterprises, albeit on a smaller scale. Focusing specifically on small companies, this Aberdeen Sector Insight investigates the measurable business impact attainable through effective business analytics. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report, visit: .
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