Transformative Data Analytics: Shaping the Future of Businesses
Interpreting the natural world through numbers, nowadays known as data analytics, is as old as human civilisation. Ancient Egyptians meticulously analysed the Nile River’s seasonal flooding to establish one of the greatest ancient civilisations based on agriculture. The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations states, “Egyptians are credited as being one of the first groups of people to practise agriculture on a large scale,” which was facilitated by data-driven planning. At that point, data-driven actions entailed observing patterns in the natural world and implementing necessary steps to reap the benefits – precisely what data analytics aims to achieve. Using technology isn’t vastly different in scope; it’s just on a different scale.
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