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The Future of Enterprise Data is Conversational
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Enterprise Data
Abstract
Conversational interfaces have steadily emerged with the help of new technologies such as artificial intelligence or natural language processing, and these new ways have started radically changing how companies interact with their enterprise data. This paper explores the change enterprise data management has taken from traditional approaches to conversational platforms and examines the key technologies underlying this change. This paper explores how they transform decision-making, allowing organizations to engage with data in new ways. The goal of the paper presented is to explain this. Evidence from actual cases and quantitative data analysis shows how CUIs make data access easier, reduce reliance on abstract queries, and encourage more active data engagement. These are depicted graphically to show how organizations benefit from applying these technologies. The paper suggests that enterprises must refrain from pursuing conversational data initiatives to compete in the emerging market environment as the requirement for timelier and more accurate analytics increases. It investigates the future possibility of such platforms where the author postulates that businesses will harness AI conversations to accrue more valuable insights for enhanced organizational decision-making. Organizations can easily adopt such strategies to help improve productivity, user-tuned experiences, and overall competitive position in modern, complex digital environments. The paper offers suggestions on conversational platforms that firms planning to adopt as part of their enterprise data management systems should consider.
Keywords
Conversational AI, Enterprise Data, Natural Language Processing, Decision-Making, Data Strategy, AI-Powered Interfaces
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How to cite this paper
@article{1705098,
author = {Venkat Sharma Gaddala},
title = {The Future of Enterprise Data is Conversational},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2023},
volume = {7},
number = {4},
pages = {536-547},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/17050981.pdf},
abstract = {Conversational interfaces have steadily emerged with the help of new technologies such as artificial intelligence or natural language processing, and these new ways have started radically changing how companies interact with their enterprise data. This paper explores the change enterprise data management has taken from traditional approaches to conversational platforms and examines the key technologies underlying this change. This paper explores how they transform decision-making, allowing organizations to engage with data in new ways.
The goal of the paper presented is to explain this. Evidence from actual cases and quantitative data analysis shows how CUIs make data access easier, reduce reliance on abstract queries, and encourage more active data engagement. These are depicted graphically to show how organizations benefit from applying these technologies.
The paper suggests that enterprises must refrain from pursuing conversational data initiatives to compete in the emerging market environment as the requirement for timelier and more accurate analytics increases. It investigates the future possibility of such platforms where the author postulates that businesses will harness AI conversations to accrue more valuable insights for enhanced organizational decision-making. Organizations can easily adopt such strategies to help improve productivity, user-tuned experiences, and overall competitive position in modern, complex digital environments. The paper offers suggestions on conversational platforms that firms planning to adopt as part of their enterprise data management systems should consider.},
keywords = {Conversational AI, Enterprise Data, Natural Language Processing, Decision-Making, Data Strategy, AI-Powered Interfaces},
month = {October},
}