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Information fuels the new economy and plays an essential role in developing and maintaining a sustainable competitive advantage. The demands on a business today - increased global competition, lower barriers to entry, lower profit margins - are creating an ever-increasing need for access to data. The ability to get the right information to the right people at the right time is, therefore, more important than ever; however, the sheer volume of available data makes such a proposition more challenging than ever. Organizations that are the most successful at collecting, evaluating and applying information are consistently the leaders in their respective industries. The ability to act faster and more effectively than the competition can be the defining advantage in todays marketplace and the means for successfully managing customer relationships in the long run.
As companies look to BI solutions in order to address these challenges, business intelligence software has become a multibillion dollar market. Business intelligence offers tremendous promise to company leaders - too often though, this promise has not been fulfilled.
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Business intelligence today is undergoing a transformation.
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The Song Remains the Same - Data Shadows Systems Continue to be Pervasive for Reporting and Analytics: BI and DW Trends, 8 for 08
BI may not be pervasive, but spreadsheets are.
The BI Ensemble, Part 1: Weak Ties, Diversification and the Wisdom of Crowds
Weak ties thus facilitate the exchange of information across disparate networks of dense and strong relationships.
The Role of Packaged BI Applications in Delivering Enterprise-Wide BI and DW
This column explores addressing the role of packaged BI applications in an enterprise BI/DW architecture.
Eight Best Practices in Dashboard Design
With the excesses of raw data all around us, the competitive advantage shifts to those with ordered actionable information.
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Business Intelligence: The IBM Solution: Data Warehousing and OLAPBy Mark Whitehorn, Mary Whitehorn |
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