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INTERNATIONAL MINING & MACHINERY EXHIBITION 2022   brings together the most significant people in the mining industry to share ideas, inspire, and serve as a meeting ground for the industry. From innovative technologies to world-class data, the exhibition is a dynamic presentation of everything that makes the mining sector wonderful.  India is the world's third-largest producer of coal, edging only China and the United States, and the largest producer of mica blocks and mica splitting. It also ranks third in crude steel production, fourth in chromite and iron ore production, fifth in aluminum production, sixth in manganese ore production, and seventh in bauxite production. CII, India's Premier Industry Association, and Largest Exhibition organizer is organizing the 16th edition of the  International Mining and Machinery Exhibition (IMME)  - India's only targeted fair for the Mining Industry - will be held from November 16 to 19, 2022 in Rajarhat, Kolkata, India.  IMME 2

In the wake of the economic recession, companies are aiming to make the best use of their available resources—to turn every resource into a valuable one. Modern technologies including   Cloud Services and Business Intelligence (BI)   are considered fundamental technologies in this type of approach. These technologies not only equip businesses to become more efficient but also to remain competitive.  BI and cloud collaborate to generate hypotheses and forecasts in preparation for commercial rivalry. Researchers feel that the future of BI will be incredibly bright when it is implemented on existing cloud applications; it can also highlight computational benefits depending on the everyday data gathering of large volumes.  What makes Cloud BI different from conventional BI?  Cloud-based  BI differs from conventional BI in that it does not use expensive and complex software on-premises; instead, it is accessible from everywhere on any device via a software-as-a-service architecture. Cloud B