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[...] An increasing number of women are entering the field of Business Intelligence, and are leading several companies as successful executives. This post includes interviews [...]

[...] “No matter what, you still need business intelligence to know what really happened in the past, but you also need predictive analytics to [...]

[...] Business Intelligence on the Go has given rise to Mobile BI Applications. The challenge is in understanding the [...]

[...] a lot of interaction on our social media outlets, and we think it is an important one: Business Intelligence (BI) Isn’t Very Intelligent, Yet. Yes, big companies talk about BI like they know what is [...]

[...] nearly instantaneously. Before considering this notion of “online-ness” further, and how OLAP technology vendors have tried to address it, we can briefly review the market and note how the [...]

[...] Current v. Historical v. various Planned scenarios. These are hallmarks of products featuring OLAP technology, which, though more widely adopted in the business community, are clearly well-suited and [...]

[...] Business Intelligence is here to stay and data analysis is the way to stay in the game. PARIS Technologies presents an easy-to-understand  infographic [...]

[...] BI application. From the list we provided, including ad hoc querying, alerting, collaboration, data analysis and discovery, and dashboarding, users were clear that both dashboarding and data analysis/ [...]

[...] insights. Users are better equipped to plan and forecast more accurately with access to real-time data just as transactions come through creating a powerful live, data-based environment. Visit www. [...]

[...] are enabled to some extent, though it’s a telling fact that so much reporting and analytical data still ends up in Excel spreadsheets. The Paradigm Shift from OLAP “Processing” to [...]

Large amounts of healthcare information are stored by healthcare staff  by entering the data in Electronic Health Records (EHRs). EHRs represent a cl [...]

The Ongoing OLAP Revolution This is the first of several posts that will examine developments that continue to make OLAP (Online Analytical Processin [...]

[...] in mind that an ETL process is required in the first instance (from the OLTP to the OLAP database), there is always some kind of timed update process required to bring data from “there” [...]