IQPC Exchange surveyed senior level data and analytics officers from Fortune 1000 companies about their companies and their priorities for 2016-2017. This infographic shows a respondent industry breakdown, average revenue, top investment areas, budgets for purchasing external solutions and more. The titles of those surveyed included CDA, CDO and Senior Director of Data and Analytics.

The Big Data Monster has been causing fear and intimidation amongst the C-Suite. Can the Data and Analytics Heroes save the day?

IQPC Exchange surveyed senior level data and analytics officers from Fortune 1000 companies about their companies and their priorities for 2016-2017. This infographic shows a respondent industry breakdown, average revenue, top investment areas, budgets for purchasing external solutions and more. The titles of those surveyed included CDA, CDO and Senior Director of Data and Analytics.

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In this Q&A; Ari explains why the use of machine learning for automation is unlikely to overtake most organizational roles in the near future, why data is so incredibly important, the continucontinuous need for data scientists and his priorities for 2016.

IQPC Exchange had the chance to ask Corliss, the Chairperson for the Market Research Exchange in May 2015, a few questions pertaining to her discussion, Gaining Insights by Understanding the Shopper Journey.

Widespread unemployment. Growing income equality. Poor quality of life. This is the brave new world that Julia Kirby, Editor at Large of the Harvard Business Review and Thomas H. Davenport, Professor of IT & Management at Babson College and Research Fellow at MIT, have been contemplating as they research their upcoming book, which will address the impacts of technology on the workforce.

New York Times Director of Mobile Marketing Scott Stanchak discusses mobile technology, content, marketing and plans for the year ahead. 

Having the ability to reach consumers based on their location and using that information to your fullest advantage is something that most brands are in the process of figuring out. As Head of Mobile Business Solutions at Fiat Chrysler Automobile (FCA), Jason Butki sees significant opportunity in providing such content to the user on his or her own terms.

Daniel Aversano, Senior Vice President of New Products & Client Solutions at Turner Broadcasting, discusses bringing the data, analytics and technology tools long available within the digital domain to broadcast television.

For all the information and insight Google’s powerful Analytics tools can provide, they’re still only providing some top level figures, primarily Direct, Search and Referral traffic. Think, “Traffic is traffic?” Well think again, as more and more marketers and private individuals are drilling deeper to gain a better understanding of what social media actions are resonating well with their communities, and which aren’t. But how do we separate the social media wheat from the day-to-day chaff?

It’s no secret that leading firms such as Wal-Mart, American Express, Capital One, Amazon and CarMax use cutting-edge Data Analytics to outflank competition, improve marketing & operational efficiencies and get closer to their customers' needs.  Making sense of internally generated data – its collection, synthesis and reporting – and turning it into learnings and actionable strategy is what DA is all about.  All medium to large size companies generate reams of data on their customer habits, supply chain execution and financial performance.  Yet, few of them derive as much value out of this vital asset as they could.