Analytics Development
Over time, organizations create or acquire analytics. In a large government organization, it is not uncommon to have thousands of analytics. Axiologic Solutions offers a set of services to effectively manage these analytic portfolios:
The basic concept behind analytics portfolio management is to make analytics lifecycle decisions (or change management) at the portfolio aggregate level (top-down or the forest level), and not at the individual (numerous) analytics level (bottom-up or the tree level). This top-down (forest perspective) management approach is what ensures that the analytics as a whole support the business needs of the organization by helping to reduce cost and risk, providing rationalization for investment decisions, providing standardization of architectures, and facilitating a modernization/optimization roadmap.
DevSecOps is the de-facto standard for performing the end-to-end, traditional software development lifecycle. DataOps is emerging as a series of similar practices for supporting data components through their lifecycle.
The lifecycle of ML models used in analytics is sufficiently different from traditional software and data that a series of practices to support the ML models throughout their development lifecycle is required.
The Axiologic Solutions MLDevSecOps approach describes how to apply DevSecOps principles (as well as others) to automate all aspects of the ML model lifecycle, including feature preparation, model training, model validation, model selection, model packaging, model deployment, model monitoring and model re-training.
The Axiologic Solutions MLDevSecOps adopts traditional DevSecOps practices and applies them to the needs of the ML model lifecycle. This includes:
The Axiologic Solutions MLDevSecOps seeks to add maturity, consistency, automation, and standardization to the entire ML model lifecycle by defining processes and techniques to make the ML model lifecycle more reliable, predictable, and productive.
BI comprises a methodology and technologies used by enterprises for the analysis of data to support a wide range of business operational decisions. Typically, BI focuses on data analysis for understanding operations; data analysis for mission support is a typically covered by the field of data analytics.
We have created a “modern” approach to BI, with the following key features: