Synonyms for analytics
ˌæn lˈɪt ɪksan·a·lyt·ics

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1. List of paraphrases for "analytics":

   analytical, analysis, analytic, analyses

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1. Rick Altinger:

   Today, there are people with Types 1 and 2 diabetes receiving suboptimal care. We don’t need to spend more money caring for them, we need to leverage big data and analytics.

2. Tomas Gorny:

   As a data-driven company, we understand the importance of data for deep business insight and agile decision-making, nextiva Analytics provides critical data and analysis to foster growth in businesses of every size. Stakeholders can now view, analyze and act like never before and get exponentially more value out of the NextOS platform.

3. Tabea Lissner:

   What we really wanted to show is that ecosystems and all sectors of human society and human well-being fundamentally depends on water, and Climate Analytics's not Climate Analytics Climate Analytics that plays an important role in water security, but also what form and in what quality we can access Climate Analytics, and really showing how many different ways climate change really affects humans and ecosystems through various channels.

4. George Steinbrenner:

   Brian and I have been doing this a lot of years together. He’s extremely intelligent, he understands the deal when it comes to relying on pro scouting, relying on analytics, but also building areas that all teams are building like analytics, like performance science. We communicate very well. There’s not much that happens without him running it by me first. He knows that’s the way I want it. I think he’s done a good job. This team that we put together leaving spring training was a very, very good team. And they just have n’t played up to their potential that I believe we still have.

5. Peter Appert:

   You want the data and analytics coming from independent third parties.