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Spreadsheets finally took a backseat to actionable and insightful data visualizations and interactive business dashboards. The rise of self-service analytics democratized the data product chain. Suddenly advanced analytics wasn’t just for the analysts. 2019 was a particularly major year for the business intelligence industry.
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According to a recent Forbes article, “the prescriptiveanalytics software market is estimated to grow from approximately $415M in 2014 to $1.1B in 2019, attaining a 22 percent compound annual growth rate.” It allows your organization to function more efficiently and personalize customer interactions.
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