Business Intelligence

Organizations have long engaged in data collection, storage, and analysis. However, recent advancements in computing power and resources have renewed interest in these practices, enabling the handling and analysis of vast amounts of data. This shift is driven by the enhanced technical means available today, making data practices more prevalent and impactful.

Why is the collection, storage, and analysis of data considered an older practice?

What are the key components involved in the infrastructure for data collection?

What has contributed to the renewed attention on data collection and analysis?

In what ways can organizations utilize the technical means for data analysis?

How has computing power influenced the prevalence of data collection methods?