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How AI is Lowering the Barrier to Entry for BI and Analytics

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The mainstream arrival of Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings with it the potential to finally meet the demand for actionable, enterprise-wide, fact-based decision making. Historically, business users have been presented with dashboards that describe the current state of a KPI, i.e. Net Profitability, Customer Retention, and more.

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What AI Means to a Data Scientist

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A key goal of AI or machine learning automation is to have machines complete tasks for you, freeing up time so you can focus on the more complex, higher-value tasks. Data scientists building AI applications require numerous skills – data visualization, data cleansing, artificial intelligence algorithm selection and diagnostics.

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Data Product Manager

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According to the educational organization Udacity, “the primary function of a data product manager is to balance the strategy, governance, and implementation of anything data-related, and facilitate the conversations between all impacted stakeholders—executives, engineers, analysts, other product teams, and external customers—who consume the data.”.

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Birst 7: A new level of ease of use and collaboration across centralized and decentralized analytic teams

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As a result, Birst 6 enabled centralized and decentralized analytic use cases to be combined and governed. The vision of Birst 7 is about taking the same concepts of self-service and combining that with Machine Learning and AI, to improve ease of use and collaboration for every employee, not just the analyst.