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EdTech is one of the fastest-growing sectors globally, with skills development solutions receiving the highest funding in 2020.
With traditional offices undergoing rapid changes and market disruption prospects at an all-time high, real estate is one of the major industries at the cusp of rapid transformation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from a niche topic to a powerful internet dominant technology. With new advances every day, AI
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Competitive Intelligence uses data-driven decisions to deliver success, learn why you need CI for your business.
CI helps companies to gain competitive advantage, by catering to your specific needs with actionable intelligence.
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Let’s discuss key trends, key challenges and rising questions about EdTech industry & how Evalueserve can help.
25 industry professionals share their experiences in professional services firms that utilize competitive intelligence.
ESG participants offer their thoughts based on their backgrounds, index providers, and academia.
Q&A with Abhishek Shukla, the Upstream Oil & Gas sector leader at Evalueserve with 14 years of experience.
Q&A with Sid Shivam, Associate VP for Life Sciences and Healthcare.
In this blog, our two speakers discuss the current state of AI and industry expertise within the competitive intelligence field, tactics for building a successful competitive intelligence program, and the future of AI and industry knowledge, and how it impacted competitive intelligence.
In 2020, the global mining industry witnessed only one-third the number of M&A deals it had signed a year ago.
Competitive Intelligence is nothing new to businesses and its importance in business function and decisions is increasing year to year.
f you didn’t have the chance to catch the panel discussion on how you can win B2B buyers, don’t fret—in this blog we’ll highlight important moments you missed from the webinar.
On average, 28% of your pipeline is lost to competitors. In that, elite sales performers win competitive deals 33% more often and make up a mere <10% of your sales team
Q&A with Smriti Singh, Associate VP of Operations and Digital Solutions at Evalueserve.
11 Competitive Intelligence Tools that you should be using to make your life easier and your competitive intelligence better.
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In this edition of the series, we put Satyajit Saha, Vice President and Head of Products for Professional Services in the spotlight and learn what competitive intelligence teams should expect in the new normal, what brings the most value, and what they should be investing in now.
4 main pitfalls that organizations fall into when using competitive intelligence, and ways to side-step them.
We bring ways that asset managers can stay competitive into a post-Covid world.
Are organizations getting the most out of their competitive intelligence platforms?
SCIP’s IntelliCon Virtual Conference is the premier place to learn how to take your intelligence to the next level.
Supply chain optimization was already a key priority for several corporations, but after COVID-19, it has taken a whole new meaning.
In the wake of the global pandemic, organizations find themselves hungry for information. While there is a barrage of information available,
Law firms traditionally, and inevitably, witness a sudden tightening of their client’s wallet at the beginning of a crisis
Saying that the COVID-19 pandemic is creating havoc across each node of the global supply chain is an understatement.
In recent times, my conversations with general managers have inevitably veered to the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). What puzzled me was the lack of true understanding of these terms and the imprecision with which they were being used.
Automation is the most popular trend in today’s world of business. It is general consensus that automation increases productivity, leads to higher returns, and makes life better, but there are broader differences on how it will impact employment levels and society as a whole. The big question is: are we prepared to deal with its implications?
The spread of fake news is a common problem that online and social media are facing. There are different solutions that companies are applying to avoid this: Human fact-checking or artificial intelligence programs to solve the problem with technology. Both methods have failed so far. So what is a potential solution?
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Practically every business today owns a website. Whatever industry you work in, and whether you’re selling direct to consumers in B2C or providing a knowledge portal for B2B clients, your website is probably your most important digital channel.
Knowledge management (KM) is the process of capturing, developing, sharing, and using organizational knowledge. Purposeful, concrete, and action-oriented knowledge management programs can yield impressive benefits for both individuals and organizations.
Cognitive technology is the next big cost saving initiative in the world of procurement. We have taken a look at various cognitive solutions that are being implemented across industries and how they constructively evolve the overall maturity of the procurement organizations. The infographic below details these industries we have covered and their specific applications
One of our clients invited our chief strategist to help them assess the proposal they had received from a prominent AI tool. See why he believes AI providers are not spending enough time on the analytics value chain before pitching their services.
Warren Bennis once said that the factory of the future will have only two employees – a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment. Are we in the vicinity of that future yet?
The world is generating data like never before and some companies have created very sophisticated big data use cases. Whether you consider this a violation of your privacy or an exciting sign of progress, these use cases exist. Law makers are playing catch up and the European Union is leading the field with its General Data Protection Regulation.
Our team attended this year’s GE’s Minds and Machines conference in San Francisco. Read more to find out why we believe the question is no longer if digitization leads to better customer experience and higher productivity, but about the how behind it.
Our CEO Marc Vollenweider returns to the Innovation Ecosystem podcast to talk about the beginnings of Evalueserve, strategies to use mind+machine to drive innovation and of course his new book, Mind+Machine: A Decision Model for Optimizing and Implementing Analytics.
Big data gets a lot of attention from journalists these days. Look at any site publishing articles about data, analytics or business in general and I’m sure you’ll find a considerable number praising the potential of big data.
Monitoring changing regulation environments can be a daunting task for global companies. In this post, we review how we helped a Fortune 500 client in dealing with this, by making use of our mind+machine approach to bring in efficiencies, data quality and granularity.
The Ring of Knowledge is a powerful 8 step process, designed to help ensure analytics use cases are set up correctly.
The forecasted numbers of devices are staggering. Cisco, the largest networking provider in the world, estimates the number of connected devices to reach even 50 billion by 2020.
Machine alone can’t deliver real insights or knowledge. Success lies in knowing how to mix the two. However, the key lies in knowing how to find the efficient frontier.
An analytics use case is the end-to-end analytics support solution applied once or repeatedly to a single business issue faced by an end-user or homogeneous group of end-users who need to make decisions, take actions, or deliver a product or service on time based on the insights delivered.
If you want to get the most out of your organization’s data, you need to have a really clear understanding of what successful analytics means.
Marc Vollenweider explains the five different building blocks that help us deliver solutions for our clients: analytics engine, productivity tools, workflow, dissemination, and knowledge management.
In the Silicon Valley there is the perception that machines can do everything. Our CEO, Marc Vollenweider, does not think so. Machines can and will not replace humans, who are the creators of ideas and innovations. Watch our fourth video to learn more.
The banking sector showed its most vulnerable face during the 2008 recession. Strict regulations and measures enacted soon after the crisis has been keeping banks on their toes.
We believe more than 95% of analytic use cases will continue to need a human mind to deliver value to clients.
In his second video, our CEO Marc Vollenweider talks about the four benefits of our mind+machine strategy for our clients: 1) Productivity increases 2) Reduce time-to-market 3) Quality improvements 4) Provide new capabilities to give our clients an edge in the market.
See the list of 10 must-watch TED Talks on mind+machine™ in our latest blog entry.
Earlier this month, KPMG signed with IBM’s Watson Supercomputer to take care of rule based tasks in auditing.
Evalueserve’s strategy is based on mind+machine. Now, what is mind+machine?
A lot has been written over the last few years about the age of automation and how that will impact the future of work.
The research blog of CB Insights recently featured a really interesting post around 14 early-stage virtual assistant startups to watch.
There has been a flood of books on this topic in the last year or two. We have compiled a reading list of the top business books on automation and the future of work.
Today’s dynamic and fast-paced businesses look for quick and informed decision-making, powered by real-time analysis of huge volumes of data.
Evalueserve has made great headway for our clients with our mind+machine™ approach.
These days, the popular media are full of articles about machines that use big data to perform almost any task without human intervention. But is this really true?
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