August 2014
Beginner to intermediate
272 pages
5h 28m
English
There was a time, not long ago, when enterprise analytics was simple: You bought software from the leading vendor and installed it on a box. If your needs changed, you bought more software from the same vendor, and installed it on a bigger box. Analytics was a niche field populated by specialists, all of whom used the same software they learned in graduate school. People still believed that a single data warehouse could hold everything worth knowing.
The business cadence was, in retrospect, leisurely: If it took two years to implement a predictive model, well, that was just how things worked. Not that long ago, a big bank ran four campaigns per year to promote its credit card; at the time, executives thought ...
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