An Optimized Approach for Maximizing Business Intelligence using Machine Learning
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The subject of study known as business intelligence is responsible for the development of techniques and tools for the analysis of business information with the goal of assisting in the management and decision-making processes of corporations. In the current climate, business intelligence is essential to the process of formulating a strategy and carrying out operations that are data-driven. Throughout the many stages of the company operation, an organization will need assistance evaluating data and making decisions; a decision support system may provide this assistance by including business intelligence as an essential component. The fact that this enormous quantity of data is distributed over a number of different types of platforms, however, makes it a difficult challenge, in particular to understand the information that is actually relevant and to make efficient use of it for business intelligence. One of the most important challenges facing modern society is maximizing business intelligence through the application of machine learning. It offers a full analysis that is based on predictions and is extracted for Business Intelligence techniques along with current application fields. This anomalous gap has been pointed up, and solutions and future research areas have been offered to overcome it in order to create effective business strategies.
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