Semantria
Semantria is a tool that can collect posts, tweets, and comments from social media channels. It uses natural language processing to parse the text and analyzes customers’ attitude. This way, companies can gain actionable insights and come up with better ideas to improve your products and service.Octoparse
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- 21 percent of investment professionals use web traffic to derive data.
- 53 percent of companies are adopting big data analytics
- The number of IT professionals using descriptive and predictive analytics grew from the mid-40th percentile to high 60th percentile between January 2018 and January 2019.
- Data warehouse optimization is considered the most important big data analytics use case, and is considered critical or very important by 70 percent of businesses.
- Analytics leaders are nearly twice as likely as others to report enacting a long-term strategy to respond to changes in core business practices.
- 8 percent of businesses say data and analytics have fundamentally changed the nature of industry-wide competition
- 29 percent of investment professionals use expert networks to derive data.
- Big data ranks 20th across 33 key technologies when businesses were asked their top technologies and initiatives strategic to business intelligence.
- Businesses that use big data saw a profit increase of 8–10 percent.
- By 2020, there will be 2.7 million job postings for data science and analytics roles.
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