Data Miners From Overwhelming The Thesis

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Companies that over-utilize it as a means to solve all of their problems are usually the companies that fail or struggle because they start making bad business choices. These can be corrected but it takes time, and companies that do not learn what they did wrong will often continue data mining in an effort to discover where they went wrong. This can compound the problem and allow data miners to truly overwhelm the organization with facts, figures, calculations, and ideas for change. Some of these will certainly be good ideas, but they...

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Companies that are serious about growth and development must understand that there is much more to running their business and making changes to keep up with customers than data mining. When data miners are used as an important part of a balanced operation they can be very helpful and ensure that the company stays on the right track without in any way being overwhelming.

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