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Partnership launches tools that drive smarter healthcare decisions and address social determinants of health.

The age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is profoundly reshaping the role and capabilities of Business Intelligence (BI).

At Data Buddies we work with companies on a daily basis that have accumulated various types of data assets.

The Stevenson Company, a leading market data and insights firm, wanted to increase the speed-to-market and scalability of its innovative TraQlineTM brand of data and analytics solutions for its customers in the durable goods industry.

Data Buddies, an innovative data management and analytics solution provider, today announced the launch of the company and that its Data Refinery and Analytics platform is now available.

All product companies no matter what you market can benefit greatly from leveraging analytics. Analytics help product companies stay competitive, understand customer behavior, make strategic decisions, increase revenue and reduce costs.

A Data Pipeline is the system that efficiently and reliably moves data from one place to another, into a central system for processing and analysis.

In many organizations, employees are often enthralled with fancy dashboards and data visualizations. And they are important tools that represent the “end product” managers use to make better business decisions.

Using your own data can give you critical insight into your company’s operations, finances, marketing, etc. enabling you to make better decisions. But there are other, third party data sources that are critical to providing you with not only a better understanding of your business, but also of the market you are competing in as a whole.

A “Large Language Model,” or LLM, is a type of artificial intelligence that’s been trained on massive amounts of text data (we’re talking billions of words here!) to generate human-like content based on the input they receive.

Starting a data business requires careful planning, preparation, and a strong understanding of the market. But it’s worth it. Having a data business allows an organization to monetize its (and potentially other third party) data, creating a significant—and ideally subscription-based—revenue stream.