Business Objects, MicroStrategy, PowerBI, Tableau, Palantir, DataBricks...
AT&T is great at buying solutions from providers, not great at solving internal problems. Expect more reports on PowerPoint, other than that, not much.
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We write big checks to Salesfotce for zero returns
There is the CDO team and they have the platforms for AI/Machine Learning and have hired "Data Scientists".. The money they spent on Palantir seemed to be an incredibly huge waste(I don't know how much just Palantir costs, but it was probably between 50 and 100M. While the data scientists may be very smart people, they didn't know anything about the data/processes and that made the whole thing very ineffective from what I saw.
Do we even have AI BI in the AT&T? Never heard if it. We are not technology company. Ask Google about their ROI.
I saw the "usage" of this in action, and I would be heavily surprised if there has been any ROI in AI or BI - While there would be potential for ROI, The implementation was a joke and it was partially due to the fact that the folks developing the AI/BI knew absolutely nothing about the company, network inventory, ect.
I’m pretty sure ever penny spent on Business Intelligence by this company was wasted.
Artificial intelligence and business intelligence
Must be some smarty pants.