This book is a comprehensive guide for professionals, leaders, and academics seeking to unlock the power of data and analytics in the modern business landscape. It delves deeply into the strategic, architectural, and managerial aspects of implementing enterprise analytics (EA) systems in large enterprises. The book is meticulously structured into three parts. Part 1 lays the foundation for adaptable architecture in EA. Part 2 explores technical considerations: data, cloud platforms, and AI solutions. The final part focuses on strategy execution, investment, and risk management. Acting as a comprehensive guide, the book enables the creation of robust EA capabilities that foster growth, optimize operations, and keep pace with EA's dynamic world. Whether readers are leaders harnessing data's potential, practitioners navigating analytics, or academics exploring this evolving domain, this book provides insights and knowledge to guide readers toward a thriving, data-driven future.

Provides a systematic methodology that blends both technological and managerial aspects of enterprise analytics systems Delves into real world use cases to illustrate how to navigate complexities in the modern business landscape Caters to a diverse range of professionals, such as business executive, enterprise architect, analytics, and academics

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Liang Wang is a Principal AI Architect at Nokia, a Senior Researcher at the University of Cambridge, an Intel Software Innovator, and the Chief Scientific Officer at IKVA. He has a broad research interest in artificial intelligence, machine learning, operating systems, computer networks, optimization theory, and graph theory. Jianxin Zhao is a PhD graduate from the University of Cambridge. His research interests include numerical computation, artificial intelligence, decentralized systems, and their application in the real world. Richard Mortier is a Professor in Computing and Human-Data Interaction at the University of Cambridge. He works at the intersection of systems and networking with human-computer interaction, and he currently focuses on building user-centric systems infrastructure.

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