Why it's not the size of your data that matters

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June 2014     Dear Alejandro, However much data you have, the real challenge is not how to manage it, but how to provide a unified, scalable platform that enables all types of users – from execs to frontline managers – to independently analyze and act on the data that matters to them. To discover why predictive analytics is ideally suited to this emerging need, read “Big Data, Little Data, and Everything in Between – IBM SPSS Solutions Help You Bring Analytics to Everyone.” You’ll discover: The trends making predictive analytics available and useful to more people Some of the important uses for real-time and embedded predictive analytics What IT should look for in an integrated predictive analytics platform How IBM SPSS solutions map to the needs of IT and heterogeneous users Thanks for subscribing to Charting Your Analytical Future! This is your newsletter. If you have topics you’d like us to cover or have comments about the content we bring you, please let us know at chethanshetty@in.ibm.com. About Charting Your Analytical Future Update your subscription Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Contact the Editor   Share this Send to a friend Download the Report Now Whether your data is “big” can be debated. But there’s no debating that IT needs to support a wide range of users who want to analyze data and act on what they find. Read this new Ziff Davis paper to understand how IBM SPSS solutions can help IT meet this critical need. Stay Connected!

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