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  1. UNDERSTANDING MACHINE LEARNING
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Data Analitycs Maturity

From Business Intelligence (BI) to Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Analytics maturity represents an organization’s progression in leveraging data to drive insights and decisions. This journey typically follows four levels:

1. Descriptive Analytics: The foundation of analytics maturity, focused on answering “What happened?” Descriptive analytics relies on reporting and data mining to summarize past events. Most organizations begin here, gaining basic insights by understanding historical data.

2. Diagnostic Analytics: Building on descriptive insights, diagnostic analytics answers “Why did it happen?” by drilling deeper into data patterns and trends. Using techniques such as query drill-downs, diagnostic analytics provides context and explanations, helping organizations understand the causes of past events. Traditional organizations often operate within this descriptive and diagnostic phase.

3. Predictive Analytics: Moving into more advanced analytics, predictive analytics addresses “What will happen?” by utilizing machine learning and AI to forecast future outcomes. Through statistical simulations and data models, predictive analytics enables organizations to anticipate trends, customer behavior, and potential risks. Elevating to this level empowers organizations to make more proactive, data-driven decisions and gain a competitive edge.

4. Prescriptive Analytics: At the highest level of analytics maturity, prescriptive analytics answers “What should I do?” It combines machine learning, AI, and mathematical optimization to recommend actions that lead to desired outcomes. By offering actionable guidance, prescriptive analytics not only predicts future scenarios but also prescribes the best course of action, allowing organizations to optimize decisions and drive strategic growth.

While many organizations remain in the descriptive and diagnostic phases, those aiming to stay competitive and drive innovation must elevate their analytics capabilities. Graphite Note is designed to accelerate this journey, helping organizations seamlessly transition into predictive and prescriptive analytics. By embracing machine learning and AI through Graphite Note, companies can transform their data into a strategic asset, enabling proactive decision-making and unlocking new avenues for operational efficiency and business growth.