Inteltrax: Top Stories, October 3 to October 7
October 10, 2011
Inteltrax, the data fusion and business intelligence information service, captured three key stories germane to search this week, specifically, how analytic technology is helping the average worker beyond the IT department.
Those in the auto sales industry were boosted by the news found in “Kelly Blue Book Learns the Real Value of Analytics” http://inteltrax.com/?p=2514 which showed how the venerable bible of automotive value is getting more accurate with its big data software.
The up and down world of high fashion looks a little more balanced after reading “Microstrategy and Tukatech Forge Fashion Business Intelligence” http://inteltrax.com/?p=2496which showcases how runway walkers and designers are embracing this technology.
Newspapers, too, are getting into the act, trimming already tight budgets, according to “Reporters Digging Deeper with Big Data” http://inteltrax.com/?p=2507 with research analytics, but also possibly ruining the institution of journalism by using data analytics to compose stories.
Big data analytics is trickling down to the everyday workforce. Whether selling a car or picking next season’s fashion trend, these tools are becoming indispensible. However, it’ll never replace a trained reporter’s eye. Expect us to watch the workplace dynamics shift with these new tools.
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Patrick Roland, Editor, Inteltrax October 10, 2011
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