Rest areas have always offered drivers the opportunity to rest and recharge on long car trips. As more people take those trips using electric...
Utilities Can Use Data to Take Advantage of EV Popularity
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What Businesses Can Learn From Runners Using Data To Achieve Peak Performance
For some runners, the only data they need before they head out the door is whether or not their ear buds are fully charged. Other runners, though,...
How Data Holds the Answer to Cross-Docking
If there is one thing that is certain about the supply chain, it is that it can be unpredictable. For organizations in the supply chain industry,...
Data-Driven Sculptures Can Teach Lessons about Analytics
To some people, analytics is an art form. To others, the data itself is art. Those people, including Grammy winner Jewel, bring data to life through...
Using Data to Improve Perceptions of Higher Education
Colleges and universities use vast amounts of data to make sure they are operating at peak efficiency. There are numbers focused on maintaining a...
What AI on the Farm Teaches Us About Data-Driven Decision Making
Some of the most successful implementations of artificial intelligence (AI) have been in areas where it is clearly saving people time in tangible...
Winning the Analytics Game Requires the Right Solution
After the Cleveland Cavaliers lost Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals to the New York Knicks to fall behind 3-0 in the best-of-seven-game...
How Geographic Data Plays a Role in the Future of the Utilities Industry
There is a lot of change in the utilities industry. Increased demand for electricity, the need for cleaner energy, and an aging infrastructure are...
How Data Can Improve the Flow of Inventory
Organizations are constantly taking steps to make sure their supply chains are running as efficiently as possible. There are all kinds of possible...
How Data Helps Older Adults Stay at Home
Baby boomers caused the largest-ever 10-year gain among the 65+ population from 2010 to 2020. The increase of 15.5 million people was the fastest...
Providing Students with a Real-World Analytics Tool
One of the ways colleges and universities use data is to determine if they could be offering more classes that might draw prospective students....
What Baseball’s New ABS System Can Teach Us About Analytics
Over the past few years Major League Baseball has introduced a number of new rules. For a sport notoriously slow – or even resistant – to making...
Using Data to Identify Supply Chain Weak Links
If there’s been one constant in the supply chain industry over the past half-decade it is the likelihood of disruption. Dating back to the pandemic,...
Using Public Data with Your Analytics
Data can serve different purposes for different organizations. Many organizations acquire an analytics solution to develop a plan for their own...
An Election Year Puts the Spotlight on the Energy Industry
As the 2026 election nears, energy prices are expected to be front and center in the political conversation. Lawmakers who already felt prices were...
How Data Helps Improve Accessibility
Data can sometimes be intangible. We don’t encounter the numbers in our everyday lives that organizations spend most of their time trying to make...
Data Helps Supply Chain Leaders Make Pivotal Decisions
Many organizations have learned important lessons over the past few years about how to adjust their supply chain routines when a disruption occurs....
AI’s Role in Preventing Fraud Depends Upon Trusted Data
Whether or not you are someone who relies on artificial intelligence in your everyday life, it has become an unavoidable reality. It may be...
Census Data Helps Inform Decisions in Higher Education
Decision-makers in higher education have an immense amount of data they use in their work. Depending on the issues they are trying to address, they...
What the Winter Olympics and Business Intelligence Have in Common
One of Jerry Seinfeld’s classic bits revolves around the Olympics. He jokes about the silver medalist: “Of all the losers, you came in first.” He...