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Staying ahead of the competition requires more than just data - it demands actionable insights that drive strategic decisions. This is where operational intelligence (OI) comes into play, and EOX Vantage is leading the way in delivering this transformative capability. Let's explore why operational intelligence is a game-changer and how EOX Vantage can empower your business to thrive.

Economic downturns, whether short disruptions or extended periods of chaos, play a vital role in the cyclical patterns of the global economy. However, it is essential to challenge the commonly held beliefs that hinder innovation and explore how it thrives during economic uncertainty.

Interviewed by Jayne Gest

When you ask someone, "What is digital transformation?" you'll get different answers. For C-suite executives, it's about understanding and knowing where the important data is, and using that information to impact business in a positive way.

Automation looks to solve problems that arise through manual reporting, an often tedious process that's prone to errors. It also enables organizations to supply the same information to multiple parties or segment it based on their relationship to the data.

"The big thing for organizations now is trying to get clean and consistent information," says Varun Badarinath, senior product engineer at EOX Vantage. "Manual processes tend to create errors that affect data integrity, a foundational component of decision-making. Automation works to get things standardized so data is timely and consistent."

Interviewed by Adam Burroughs | Smart Business Magazine | INSIGHTS Digital Transformation

Businesses should use the data they collect to validate decisions, measure performance and find areas of improvement. To do that, data should be visible, consistently formatted and shareable. But it's typically not.

"Business data often needs to be formed into a better, more consumable shape," says Mehul Kenia, a product architect at EOX Vantage. "That's usually because it's stored in discrete systems, even when companies take a cloud-based approach to storage. That makes data hard to link for a clear, holistic picture."

Interviewed by Jayne Gest

All too often, business owners and executives find their companies bogged down by the essential, noncore operational needs - things like communication, developing dashboards, creating reports, document management, project management, and regulatory and compliance management.

In the past couple of years, blockchain has gained popularity due to its usage in the cryptocurrency world such as Bitcoin. But blockchain extends far beyond the crypto world. 

AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) are technologies created and used to alter our perception of the real world by integrating digital content. But what kind of reality do they create? How are they similar - or different? 

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a bit different from the Internet itself. In simple terms, it's a way for devices, apps or data to "talk" to each other through the Internet. Most likely, you are wearing a watch or have a phone that "talks" to other devices regularly. 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere and seems to be rapidly growing before we can even fully comprehend the full scope and power of the tools that AI makes possible. There are several different types of AI that have emerged, and these are the top 10 you are most likely to run into.