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Big data is getting bigger: Not long ago, we measured data in terabytes (a thousand gigabytes)—today we measure it in zettabytes (a billion gigabytes).
Better information, lower cost: New big-data techniques and technologies allow CFOs to gain useful information at a much lower cost than traditional business intelligence.
Real-time insight: CFOs can know more than ever about the dynamics of business environments and have access to real-time insights to improve business decisions.
Tapping into the potential: CFOs are uniquely positioned to capitalize on the opportunities presented by big data, which can help them optimize the effective operation of the firm.
Big data, big investment: Financial services firms spent $6.4 billion on data-related programs in 2015.
The big payoff: A data-driven finance function can benefit from up to a 35 percent reduction in costs along with a significant strategic upside.
Big data is getting bigger: Not long ago, we measured data in terabytes (a thousand gigabytes)—today we measure it in zettabytes (a billion gigabytes).
Better information, lower cost: New big-data techniques and technologies allow CFOs to gain useful information at a much lower cost than traditional business intelligence.
Real-time insight: CFOs can know more than ever about the dynamics of business environments and have access to real-time insights to improve business decisions.
Tapping into the potential: CFOs are uniquely positioned to capitalize on the opportunities presented by big data, which can help them optimize the effective operation of the firm.
Big data, big investment: Financial services firms spent $6.4 billion on data-related programs in 2015.
The big payoff: A data-driven finance function can benefit from up to a 35 percent reduction in costs along with a significant strategic upside.
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