Definition
Data analysis results that supposedly inform decisions, as opposed to the regular insights that just sit there being useless. Marketing's way of justifying another dashboard.
Example Usage
The analytics team promised actionable insights, but delivered a 60-slide deck of obvious observations.
Origin
Data analytics and business intelligence, 2000s-2010s
Fun Fact
The term exists because 90% of corporate insights are neither actionable nor insightful.
Source: Data analytics and business intelligence terminology
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