Business Centric “Big Data” Solutions
More and more corporations are utilizing an avant-garde strategy that redefines how they process information in a radical way, whether the data is structured, unstructured or streaming. It’s called the “Big Data” solution and not only is it a cost-effective technology but it’s also a business strategy that capitalizes on information resources. This technology makes it possible to manage and analyze all available data in its native form, so almost every business across the spectrum could benefit tremendously from the data they already have.
This data that businesses already have is referred to as “found data,” which for example can be the digital exhaust from web searches, mobile pings, credit card payments, social media, amongst other things. The data is then all aggregated together as useful information for better decision making by management, recognizing waste, or even knowing when customers are most likely to respond to a promotion. A Big Data solution can also identify what type of promotion it should be and the list of possibilities goes on.
IBM Is Undervalued And Provides Vast Upside In 2015: Algorithmic Analysis
Summary
- IBM has shifted to new software driven businesses, focusing on higher margins and value.
- The company’s fourth quarter earnings are not as bad as they appear at first glance, and are part of the transition.
- Strong partnerships with recognizable companies provide credibility and opportunities to IBM’s new business units.
- A DCF valuation and algorithmic analysis show that IBM is greatly undervalued in the long term.