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Data analytics and AI machine learning: Know the Difference

AI has been dominating the market and news lately. AI has already been adopted by various companies and industries and has transformed the way the organizations’ function. The popularity has been increasing ever since.
Product developers are now able to create products and services which until now were not within reach of the average marketing budget. But before plunging into the decision to implement AI, it is necessary to understand the differences between data analytics and AI machine learning. It is necessary to know which the best solution for your organization is.

Data Analytics

Data analytics includes processing of datasets on certain defined parameters to draw conclusions about required information. It empowers the decision makers by providing all the information they require at their finger-tips. This includes newsletter conversation rates, tracking of user behavior on apps and websites, click-through rates of online advertising, and much more.
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