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#Data analytics solutions by IBM:
#Data analytics solutions by IBM:
Apply Big Analytics - Every industry has its own particular big data challenges. 

  • Banks need to analyze streaming transactions in real time to quickly identify potential fraud. Utility companies need to analyze energy usage data to gain control over demand. 
  • Retailers need to understand the social sentiment around their products and markets to develop more effective campaigns and promotions. 
  • Analytics solutions help organizations take control of big data and uncover the insights they need to make the best decisions.  
IBM has Analytics Solutions in various lines:
Banks:
Apply analytics to improve customer experiences and operational efficiency, and integrate risk into daily decision making.

Communication:
Uncover insights about customers, network performance and market trends to make better business decisions.

Retail:
Build lifetime customer relationships by meeting demands for innovative products while containing costs.
Education:
Make more informed decisions to improve student performance and increase operational efficiency.

Energy Analytics:
Transform your utility network and optimize customer operations with smarter energy systems.

Government:
Gain insight into program performance, traffic patterns, public safety threats and more to better protect and serve citizens.

Healthcare:
Anticipate, shape and optimize business and patient outcomes, and enable evidence-based, personalized medicine.

Industrial:
Apply analytics in aerospace, defense, automotive, electronics, chemicals, petroleum, or industrial products companies.

Insurance:
Deploy analytics at the point of impact to support better decisions about underwriting, claims and other areas of your business.

Life Sciences:
Act on insights to drive growth, enhance relationships across the ecosystem and improve clinical development processes.

Media:
Use analytics to provide a differentiated customer experience and drive operational transformation.
Transportation:
Enhance services, manage capacity, and maximize the availability of assets and infrastructure.
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