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2010 Trends to Watch: Business Intelligence TechnologyPublished by: Ovum Plc Published: Jan. 20, 2010 - 17 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractIntroductionBusiness intelligence (BI) technologies are seeing rapid growth, driven by enterprises' desire to maximise cost savings and identify revenue opportunities across all major industries. However, underlying this growth are also radical qualitative changes in how BI is being packaged, delivered and utilised by end-user organisations. Scope
Companies are looking to BI to help support core initiatives such as predicting and anticipating market changes, minimizing exposure to risk, reducing operational cost and boosting productivity. The ability to extract, integrate, analyse and interpret business information in a timely manner makes BI a vital capability for all organisations. Customer-focused enterprises now see BI and analytic tools and applications as key to improving both their internally and externally facing customer management process. BI, data mining and prebuilt customer analytic applications are now mature and offered by most of the leading BI vendors. Organisations looking to align business objectives with operational performance will increasingly focus efforts on EPM, rather than purely on BI. Disconnected modes of BI analysis and reporting are making it hard for large enterprises to get a holistic view of company performance. EPM can help by switching the focus from measurement to management. Reasons to Purchase
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