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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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5 tips for maximizing ROI of IT projects

CIO Business Intelligence

One of the most important parameters for measuring the success of any technology implementation is the return on investment (ROI). Providing a compelling ROI on technology initiatives also puts CIOs in a stronger position for securing support and funds from the business for future projects. Deploy scalable technology.

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Data Virtualization: The Essential Tool for Security and Governance Manage Diverse Data Sources from a Single Point of Control

Corinium

This brief explains how data virtualization, an advanced data integration and data management approach, enables unprecedented control over security and governance. In addition, data virtualization enables companies to access data in real time while optimizing costs and ROI.

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How IT leaders use agentic AI for business workflows

CIO Business Intelligence

And other technical areas, like low-code data integration, are set to get a boost as well, and Gartners 2024 Magic Quadrant report says that incorporating AI assistants and AI-enhanced workflows into data integration tools will reduce manual intervention by 60%. These areas were chosen for their clear ROI potential.

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Who’s paying your data integration tax?

CIO Business Intelligence

Though we know who’s paying your income taxes this April (sorry to rub it in: it’s you), we have to ask: Who’s paying your data integration tax? Data integration tax is a term used to describe the hidden costs associated with integrating data solutions to process your data from disparate sources and for different needs.

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Four Use Cases Proving the Benefits of Metadata-Driven Automation

erwin

ROI on the automation solutions was realized within the first year. Despite its shortcomings, the Excel spreadsheet method for managing data mappings is common within many industries. Another common issue cited by organizations using manual data mapping is ballooning complexity and subsequent confusion.

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Why Choose Augmented Analytics with Low-Code, No-Code Development

Smarten

Compliance, Data Security and Industry Standards No Code, Low-Code development includes data encryption features and user access security controls to mitigate risk, and protect data integrity and privacy.