The largest companies in the world rely on Enterra’s industry first, Autonomous Decision ScienceTM technology to maximize digital transformation ROI by evolving their businesses into Intelligent Enterprises capable of operating in more advanced ways than existing legacy systems allow.
Intelligent enterprises apply cognitive automation and new autonomous service paradigms to significantly improve business performance.
Today, companies spend considerable time and money generating massive amounts of data on their businesses, but they struggle to make sense of all that information, including how to automate it to dramatically improve forecasts and make better decisions – decisions that deliver on the promise of the Intelligent Enterprise.
The largest companies in the world rely on Enterra’s industry first, Autonomous Decision ScienceTM technology to maximize digital transformation ROI by evolving their businesses into Intelligent Enterprises capable of operating in more advanced ways than existing legacy systems allow.
Intelligent enterprises apply advanced technologies and new service paradigms to significantly improve business performance.
Today, companies spend considerable time and money generating massive amounts of data on their businesses, but they struggle to make sense of all that information, including how to automate it to dramatically improve forecasts and make better decisions – decisions that deliver on the promise of the Intelligent Enterprise.
The Enterra ADS® platform is the underlying analytical engine for all our industry solutions – ensuring your enterprise is aligned and moving forward, together.
Enterra’s unique ability to truly enable intelligent end-to-end enterprise planning, value chain optimization, and decision making distinguishes us from other Best-In-Class analytics players – allowing you to operate your business in more advanced ways years ahead of the competition.
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