International Institute for Analytics

The International Institute for Analytics revealed its list of analytics predictions and priorities for 2018 in a report and webinar.

The International Institute for Analytics named Cisco the winner of the 2017 ANNY at the Analytics Symposium in Chicago.

The International Institute for Analytics named three finalists for the 2017 ANNY Excellence in Analytics Award: Bank of America Merchant Services, Cisco and Navistar.

The International Institute for Analytics announced continued growth for the first half of 2017, reflecting an overall increase in analytics investment across enterprises. Highlights from the first half include a 24% growth in bookings, record levels of service delivery and client satisfaction, and appointment of new Chief Analytics Officer Bill Franks.

By Lisa Morgan, All Analytics

As 2020 approaches, more companies are using sophisticated algorithms to drive higher levels of efficiency, reduce costs and risks, drive additional revenue, improve customer experience and more. If organizations want to become truly agile in today’s dynamic business environment, they have to continually improve their operations and evolve the ways they’re using analytics.

The International Institute of Analytics and Intuitu Analytics are excited to announce the signing of an exclusive partnership to offer IIA services in the GCC region.

The International Institute for Analytics is now accepting applications for the 2017 ANNY Excellence in Analytics Award. The ANNY award recognizes an organization’s application of advanced analytics to drive measurable business results at the project or organizational level.

By Mark Feffer, Dice Insights

While “data analytics” is a relatively new term to the mainstream, airlines have been applying such principles to the business for years, often under the phrase “operations modeling,” said Doug Gray, director of enterprise data analytics for Dallas-based Southwest Airlines.

By Katherine Heires, Risk Management

Given the avalanche of information that has become available to ­businesses over the past several years, data-driven decision-making (DDDM), the practice of basing business decisions on data analysis rather than intuition, has become a critical tool to help organizations reduce risk, avoid costly mistakes and take advantage of opportunities.

The International Institute for Analytics (IIA), has named Bill Franks as its Chief Analytics Officer (CAO). An accomplished analytics executive, Franks will join IIA’s leadership team and oversee the continued growth of the research and advisory firm’s research agenda. In his new role, Franks will provide perspective on trends in the analytics and big data space and help clients understand how IIA can support their efforts and improve analytics performance. He will also help guide IIA’s global community of analytics practitioners in determining the best strategy and path forward for their particular analytics journey.