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The Benefits of Web-Based Systems for Business

The Benefits of Web-Based Systems Web-based applications used to be very limited in functionality. However, advances in technology, security, and internet speeds have greatly increased the potential scope of web-based systems. Today, we have web-based business accounting systems, web-based CRM systems, a web-based Microsoft Office, and more. Web-based applications offer some significant advantages over native, client-based software. Here are ...

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5 Types of Cloud Computing: What are They and How do They Work?

 5 Types of Cloud Computing: What Are They and How Do They Work? Digital transformation is becoming a core business function. One key element to that transformation is cloud computing, which provides tools to scale while embracing agility and innovation. This approach removes the need to manage complex infrastructure, as third-party vendors offer on-demand access to infrastructure services over the internet. This gives companies ready access ...

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The Five Stages of Business Intelligence (BI)

Did you know that the global business intelligence market is estimated to be worth over $29 billion in 2021? The industry shows no sign of slowing down either, as the global business intelligence adoption rate is estimated to be around 26 percent. Plus, experts are predicting that the global business intelligence market will be worth over $54 billion by 2028. With massive numbers like these, it's clear that BI has earned a huge place in the mo...

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Master Data Management: How It Works & Why You Need It

It is well-accepted that data should be a driving force for business decision-making, but it's not always easy to to achieve this aspiration in a practice. While sales, marketing, and operations teams could all benefit from access to data, it is often scrambled, misaligned, or complicated to use. After all, giving your team access to data is not a simple matter of, "Here's the key to the data vault, bring it back when you're done." Master Data...

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Data Integration 101: What It Is & Why You Need It

Data integration (DI) can help savvy businesses deal with mountains of data originating from many different sources, be it customer transactions, support tickets, supply chain updates, marketing campaigns, or the many streaming platforms (i.e., social media, Slack groups, etc.) being incorporated into business workflows. This data is incredibly valuable and helps businesses keep a finger on the pulse of their audience, but the trouble is, comp...

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