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Inadequate visibility, using dots instead of surfaces cannot reflect comprehensive performance
Enterprise decision-making relies heavily on experience, with incomplete indicator systems and a lack of ability for early warning and prediction of indicators. The timeliness of business management is poor, and the degree of refined operation of the enterprise is insufficient
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Inability to see through, lack of correlation in indicators, poor interpretability
Indicators only know their results, but it is difficult to determine their causes. It requires a lot of time to communicate and collect information across departments, and cannot explore the underlying reasons from the data itself
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Inadequate attention to detail, complex and diverse indicators, and lack of systematic management
Lack of easy-to-use, one-stop user self-service platform, making it difficult to complete core business scenarios such as indicator monitoring, indicator self-service analysis and prediction, closed-loop management, etc., which cannot meet actual business needs