
If you, young student, have ever wondered how companies know what to produce, who to sell to or how to innovate, the answer lies in strategic data analysis. It's the art and science of seeing beyond the numbers, and that's what we teach in Information Systems.
We live in a world where every click, purchase or interaction generates a trail of data. This data, on its own, is just numbers and text. However, in the hands of an Information Systems (IS)they become a treasure trove.
Imagine that each piece of data is a piece of a large jigsaw puzzle. The IS professional is responsible for putting these pieces together, understanding the whole picture and using this insight to create effective strategies. It's like having a detailed map to navigate the complex business environment.
From the Sea of Data to Business Strategy

At Inteli, we prepare you to be that person. Our courses focus on going from theory to practice, using a project-based methodology. Right from the start, you work on real challenges that simulate day-to-day business. This means that you don't just study data, but use it to solve real problems.
Let's see how some of our projects in Information Systems develop this skill:
Organizing and Understanding Big Data
In the Big Data Integration, Management and Analysis project, you learn how to deal with huge volumes of information. You'll discover how to collect, store and process data from various sources and turn it into something useful. It's like organizing a huge library so that any book can be found and consulted quickly.
Predicting the Future with Artificial Intelligence
In Predictive Modeling in business applications using Deep Learning, you learn to use advanced algorithms to identify patterns and predict trends. For example, you can anticipate demand for a product or identify customer behavior. This is the basis for proactive business decisions, not just reactive ones.
Creating Decision Tools
The Management Data Reports and Dashboards project is an example of how you will create visual tools, such as dashboards, that transform complex data into graphs and information that is easy for managers to understand. It's like building an airplane dashboard, where all the important information is presented clearly for the pilot to make the best decisions.
Understanding User Behavior
In Behavioral Analysis of Digital Interface Users, you learn to analyze how people interact with websites and applications. This allows companies to improve their products and services, offering a more satisfying experience. It's the use of data to understand what the customer really needs and wants.
Optimizing Business Management
In Management Systems and Corporate Governance, you understand how systems such as ERP integrate data from different areas of the company, such as sales, finance and production. This unified view of data is essential for intelligent management and governance.
My experience as a teacher shows that this is a fascinating journey. Seeing a student start with a confusing database and, weeks later, present a dashboard with clear insights that can change the direction of a business is rewarding.
That's the magic of turning data into strategy!