Introducing ANABIDA: Beyond the Status Quo in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
Abstract
Welcome to the first issue of the Anadolu Business Intelligence and Data Analytics Journal. We’re kicking things off at a pretty exciting moment—businesses are changing fast as data generation explodes and AI, machine learning, and deep learning advance every day. These tools have reshaped how companies make decisions, both big and small. Still, there’s a real gap between what data science promises in theory and what actually works out in practice. ANABIDA exists to close that gap—a place to publish solid, academic work that organizes, analyzes, and predicts data so companies are ready for whatever’s next.
Keywords
business intelligence, data analytics, artificial intelligence
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