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Companies to shift AI goals in 2025 — with setbacks inevitable, Forrester predicts

CIO Business Intelligence

Jayesh Chaurasia, analyst, and Sudha Maheshwari, VP and research director, wrote in a blog post that businesses were drawn to AI implementations via the allure of quick wins and immediate ROI, but that led many to overlook the need for a comprehensive, long-term business strategy and effective data management practices.

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An Overview of Cloudera’s AI Survey: The State of Enterprise AI and Modern Data Architecture

Cloudera

While every business has adopted some form of data architecture, the types they use vary widely. Leveraging Modern Data Architectures In today’s landscape, the only way to ensure data reliability is through the adoption of modern data architectures. EMEA and APAC regions.

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The steep cost of a poor data management strategy

CIO Business Intelligence

Without it, businesses incur steep costs, but the downside, or costs, are often unclear because calculating data management’s return on investment (ROI), or upside, is a murky exercise. For many organizations, the real challenge is quantifying the ROI benefits of data management in terms of dollars and cents.

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Data democratization: How data architecture can drive business decisions and AI initiatives

IBM Big Data Hub

Today, the way businesses use data is much more fluid; data literate employees use data across hundreds of apps, analyze data for better decision-making, and access data from numerous locations. MLOps creates a process where it’s easier to cull insights from business data.

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CDOs: Your AI is smart, but your ESG is dumb. Here’s how to fix it

CIO Business Intelligence

Most data management conferences and forums focus on AI, governance and security, with little emphasis on ESG-related data strategies. If sustainability-related data projects fail to demonstrate a clear financial impact, they risk being deprioritized in favor of more immediate business concerns.

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How to Pinpoint Where Your Organization Wins (and Loses) with Data

CIO Business Intelligence

By George Trujillo, Principal Data Strategist, DataStax Innovation is driven by the ease and agility of working with data. Increasing ROI for the business requires a strategic understanding of — and the ability to clearly identify — where and how organizations win with data.

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Eyes on Data: An Approach to Measure Data ROI

TDAN

For data managers, the struggle is especially familiar. The difficulty is convincing decision makers to invest in data when measures of data’s value either do not exist or feel too ambiguous to estimate. Justifying any significant business investment is challenging.