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Real-time data availability, automated data analytics, data-centric culture and skillsets, as well as digital transformation hold the key to helping organisations overcome difficulties in the wake of the pandemic, say leading private and state organisations. Every business is a digital business that needs to have the ability to use data to react and adapt in a dynamic world, said Mark Nelson, chief executive of Tableau, a US-based data visualisation analytics platform.
The pandemic is driving a sense of urgency among businesses and state agencies for transformation to make decisions based on real-time data amid volatile situations, he said.
Cloud and software-as-a-service (SaaS), prebuilt solutions, customisation and analytics help organisations understand situations and take the right action, he said.
?The Department of Disease Control, Kasikorn Business Technology Group and Agoda share Thailand data stories on Surviving the Pandemic & Going Beyond featured in Tableau LIVE s Data Discussion Panels
Tableau, the world s leading analytics platform (NYSE: CRM), today held the second edition of its virtual Tableau Live Asia Pacific event. Following the success of the inaugural run in 2020, this year s event returns to bring together data enthusiasts, partners, and customers from the region to discuss how analytics can help drive the empowerment and agility organisations need today. There is no doubt of the need for agility today and the role data plays to enable this critical competency businesses require, said JY Pook, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Asia Pacific & Japan, Tableau. The use of analytics will set companies even further apart as businesses in the Asia Pacific & Japan (APJ) region set their eyes on growth. By placing analytics into the flow of business and
Top Three Staking Coins
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After Smart contracts, Decentralized Finance could be seen as one of the most disruptive innovations the crypto industry has seen. No surprise it has pushed Ethereum back to the new all-time high. Just like the brainchild of Vitalik Buterin, Defi opened up an ocean of opportunities for its users. Even the notorious Mark Cuba recommended people to dig deep into the topic, as the future is right there.
What is DeFi?
Just as the name suggests, Defi refers to financial services and lack of central authority. To be more precise, it eliminates brokerages, exchanges, or banks to offer traditional financial instruments. We could define Defi as a merger of traditional banking services and blockchain technology. Amongst its features, we can find crypto trading, loans, interest accounts, and – the king of the hill – staking. In other words, there are plenty of possibilities for retail investors in the Defi space, especially if the target i
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