Tag: data analytics

Does the current model of the traditional regulatory and statutory audit still make sense in the changing business context? These audits performed by independent and external auditors in line with relevant laws and regulations, require the auditee to submit a set of reporting information, and the auditor to produce their report annually in line with the legislated timelines and to meet stakeholder needs.

Maintaining customer loyalty and business profitability are ongoing challenges for insurers. Many have turned to developing more affordable products. If anything, this has highlighted the opportunities to be capitalised on by meeting customer expectations for a more tailored approach and increasing relevance in their lives by delivering more value beyond insurance products.

We have announced new research findings from our latest global research survey, ‘Realigning the links of the disconnected supply chain’, which explores the challenges and solutions to ongoing supply chain disruptions that manufacturers and distributors face today.

The cloud infrastructure market is likely to be the battleground of the immediate future. Globally, the cloud is booming with the combined public cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) segments forecast to have revenues of $400 billion in 2025.

The life insurance and annuity industry proved resilient in 2021, even in the face of the many challenges associated with COVID-19. It’s now a given that the pandemic forced insurers to adopt digital technologies and operate more in the digital space. This digital shift is the source of the industry’s resilience as more companies, and customers, enjoy the benefits of their digital transformations.

To find the answers to your pressing business questions, you have to employ data analytics. This will enable you to combine your data from various sources and process it to provide you with the needed insights to make better-informed decisions, helping the business move forward and achieve what it set out to achieve.

Data could be the most valuable asset for any company in a data-driven future. CIOs will have to build frameworks and create methods to discover and realise the potential of their data. This will be crucial to increase the value provided to all stakeholders, and to secure the future success.

Data and analytics are important sources of information to track any fleet. Modern fleet management solutions can help fleet owners stay informed about the condition of their fleet. They can also now make informed decisions through accurate reporting and ultimately, reduce unnecessary costs by eliminating human errors.

Van sales make up the vast majority of the route to market in East Africa, and the market itself is complex and revolves around cash purchasing. There is lack of visibility throughout the chain, which makes orders and sales difficult to track, and it is challenging to accurately forecast demand.

Agility is key when it comes to data analytics. A report that takes six months to deliver is of little value to the business, because any insights will be stale and irrelevant. The historical disconnect between IT and business remains a problem, and this is where DataOps comes in.