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By Meagan Bryson In this interview, Ryan Goodpaster, Enterprise Account Executive at AnswerRocket, highlights our focus on helping customers obtain rapid insights from their enterprise data. We do this by using advanced techniques such as natural language processing, natural language generation, AI, machine learning, model integration, and GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer). Specializing in consumer goods, AnswerRocket’s expertise extends to uncovering …
By Meagan Bryson We talked to our own Ryan Goodpaster, Enterprise Accounts, and discussed how AnswerRocket utilizes natural language processing, AI, machine learning, and GPT to help customers gain rapid insights from their enterprise data. AnswerRocket aims to tackle the challenge of time-consuming data analysis and empower analysts to focus on strategic decision-making. Watch the video below or read …
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Retailers and CPGs have tons of data at their fingertips. But how should they look at it to understand what’s happening with COVID-19. Click to learn more.
With this article, translate your marketing metrics into effective, sophisticated data visualizations for deeper analysis and better performance over time.
To you, purchasing new business intelligence software makes perfect sense. Equip yourself with the right information and skills to convince your boss to invest.
We’re thrilled Gartner recently named AnswerRocket a Cool Vendor in Analytics! See why we were recognized by a worldwide leader in business technology research.
More and more of our professional lives are happening on mobile devices. We designed the mobile version of AnswerRocket with that “on the go” business person in mind.
From just a year ago, the BI and analytics space is moving at breakneck pace. Analytics vendors are rapidly enhancing their features and capabilities.
When companies find a BI solution that is as immediate and easy-to-use as a smartphone camera, it unleashes the ways in which analytics is used.
Data has certainly grown in size and in prominence in the past few years. Forget big data – we’re now in the realm of gargantuan data.
Rather than using code, natural language query lets a computer “understand human speech as it is spoken.” It can revolutionize your company’s approach to data.
At many companies, analytics are inefficient and unscalable. Most people don’t know there’s a problem. Even fewer realize there’s a simple solution.
To get even more value from Salesforce, connect to AnswerRocket, our self-service analytics tool. If you can use a search engine, you’re ready for AnswerRocket.
Business users need to know how to interpret data, and business leaders need to set expectations about the importance of making data-driven decisions.
What’s so dynamic about AnswerRocket is its ability to integrate with other tools. It’s like taking your favorite search engine and plugging it into any data.
Business teams (and racing teams) need direct access to analytics. To maintain a competitive advantage, they must make data-driven decisions.
Ask questions. Be curious. Don’t just assume you know the answers – because with the speed of business today, the answers you had a few months ago might now be different.
These traditional analytics tools are great if you’re a business user who only needs static reports, or a technical expert with time to perform deep analytics.
Gartner has declared business intelligence and analytics is at a “tipping point.” Companies can no longer afford to keep analytics centralized within a technical group.
The Academy Awards are soon, and that has us our office in the mood for movies. The problem is that not everybody shares the same opinions.
What makes these consumer products so popular is how user friendly they are. They’re so easy to pick up that a user manual is barely needed.
You may have resolved to make your organization more focused on business intelligence and analytics. But how do you ensure this becomes part of your team’s culture?
Your leadership expects this to be a watershed year for digital marketing. According to a recent Forbes study, 91% of senior executives agreed data-driven marketing is crucial to their company’s success.
