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

Birst BI

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

Birst BI

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-Science Observability For Executives

The Product Coalition

Examples Observing infrastructure cost for when auto-scaling occurs, stopping it in time, using a policy to govern the situation. Observing the cost of a negative impact on the business KPI, when, for example, an algorithm’s quality is starting to deteriorate. in Computer Science with a focus on machine-learning.

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Amplitude Product Recap: Our Biggest Innovations in 2020

Amplitude

In 2020, we made major investments in core analytics, reimagined our data governance tools, and laid the foundation for personalization at scale. For example, Mindbody used Historical Count to learn that finishing your 5th workout is a critical step for new users to become loyal customers. In turn, we launched Predictive Cohorts.