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IDC Case Study: The Path Toward Pervasive Business Intelligence at Cardif Pinnacle
Despite the fact that the term business intelligence (BI) was first coined in 1958 and the first BI software tools emerged in the 1970s, BI is not truly pervasive in any organization. As organizations identify more stakeholders who can benefit from improved decision-making capabilities, they are choosing to deploy BI and thus come increasingly closer to achieving pervasive BI. For organizations struggling with changing organizational structure and culture, business and IT processes and technologies, several lessons can be learned by examining the best practices organizations employ on their path toward achieving pervasive BI. Download this case study to learn how Cardif Pinnacle, a leader in global financial services, has made significant strides in its efforts to achieve pervasive BI.For more information on related topics, visit the following channels:
