Process-oriented leaders focus on creating and optimizing systems to improve efficiency, streamline operations and drive long-term growth. They see structure as the backbone of success. Process-driven ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to drive more value with data and analytics. Most organizations have invested heavily in using data to enhance ...

How organizations can do more with their data to realize business goals and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. In partnership withWNS Triange In 2006, British mathematician Clive Humby said, ...

A data-driven culture is a corporate culture guided by the flow of accessible information. One of the fastest ways to ...

Many CEOs assume that organizational structure—the boxes and lines on a company’s org chart—is a key determinant of financial performance. Like generals, they see their job as putting the right ...

When leaders say they want to be a data-driven organization, a key objective is empowering business people to use data, predictive models, generative AI capabilities, and data visualizations to ...

A new book, “Data-Driven Organization: Sustaining the competitive edge through organizational analytics,” by Rupert Morrison addresses one of today’s most pervasive business challenges – how to ...

In the not-so-distant past, data was key to only a handful of back-office functions. Today, it has become valuable for all businesses, and the importance of its strategic management is only increasing ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. It used to be enough to drive profitability, but modern businesses (and their employees) now require a transcendent higher purpose. This ...

Data is far from a new buzzword; its role in decision-making has been recognized for centuries. However, the demands of modern business, today’s intensely competitive markets and emerging trends have ...

What does ‘data-driven’ really mean? Your email has been sent “Data-driven” is a commonly-used term these days. Everyone is saying it, but do they really know what it means or how to develop ...