If there’s an article that gets read by women (and men) in consumer media, it’s the celebrity news and fashion trends columns. As we saw in our 2011 top posts recap, the same applies to our Spotfire blog readers – at least in the trends department. So, for today’s post we have the top trends in advanced analytics to share, the je ne sais quoi we all need to discover in order for advanced analytics to work in our organizations and how “Moneyball” may define the sexiest data geek job of all time.
What’s Hot in Advanced Analytics for 2012?
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published February 2nd, 2012CRM Analytics Go Mobile
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published January 31st, 2012
Businesses that want to remain competitive must build stronger relationships with customers. This means CRM vendors will need to build systems that interact more with customers, rather than systems that are developed primarily for organizations, according to this article in Selling Point. Providers of CRM systems will have to continue developing and releasing CRM application modules that are bundled with or work on a large variety of handheld and/or wireless devices.
Recap of the 2012 AHR Show in Chicago
By Goodway Blogging Team | Published January 30th, 2012How to Break Past Silos to Drive Advanced Analytics in CRM
By Spotfire Blogging Team | Published January 30th, 2012Integrating Meld with Git under Linux
By David Hubbell | Published January 27th, 2012
Have you ever used Git? Git has quickly grown to become one of today’s most popular source code management solutions for software engineering projects large, small, professional and personal. Developed by Linus Torvalds, Git is classified as a “distributed version control system (DVCS) with an emphasis on speed.”

