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A study documenting the need for better analytics for companies to meet business objectives in 2022-2023

Including data from retail, CPG, banking, healthcare, transportation, e-tailers, and medical industries

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Research topics covered in the report:

  • Key priorities for analytics leaders in 2022
  • Poorly understood requirements needed to deliver
  • actionable insights
  • Barriers to earning trust from business leaders
  • Improving insights to execution windows

Respondents spend 70% of their time looking for data and only 30% of the time utilizing it.

Learn how analytics leaders are delivering timely and accurate insights to business leaders in 2022-2023.

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