Recently HR industry expert and father of the HR Tech conference, Bill Kutik, wrote about the hype around predictive analytics. In his article, he quotes Constellation Research analyst Holger Mueller saying, “It all comes down to whether the models ‘really work’ when applied across a variety of customers with very different data landscapes.” See Holger’s
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Harnessing the power of predictive analytics will help agencies develop their insider threat initiatives from programs that react to an incident, to ones that prevent them. Programs within the intelligence community are more mature, while others like...
Most print media companies have struggled to make money in the 21st century, but The New York Times is using predictive analytics tools to gain a competitive edge. In the middle part of the last decade, when...
As healthcare providers collect more data on patients than ever, and plan to use to predict care episodes, healthcare need to understand the ethical implications, according to experts speaking at the Predictive Analytics World Healthcare conference in...
Predictive analytics modeling requires statistical and technical prowess, but modelers shouldn’t overlook the business problem they’re trying to solve. At the oil and gas drilling company Halliburton, traditional BI is still important, but there is a growing...