Business intelligence is the process of making better decisions in an environment that provides data and reporting that is timely, reliable, consistent and understandable in a useful format or presentation.
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Art Petty | Feb 08, 2012
Information Management BlogsFor small businesses, agility is survival
Justin Kern | Feb 08, 2012
newsEMA analyst: Hadoop connectivity choices provide significant option for data architects
Justin Kern | Feb 08, 2012
newsForty-nine percent of U.S. enterprises surveyed will or have plans to offer mobile apps within year
Jim Ericson | Feb 07, 2012
Information Management BlogsWe may be less patient but we're still trying to make better decisions
Justin Kern | Feb 06, 2012
reportBy 2016, Gartner forecasts executive struggles with business processes, as-a-service alternatives and gamification could boost success
John Adams | Feb 06, 2012
case studyA bank's reputation is partly built on the company it keeps. At UBS, that's leading to a business intelligence-driven effort to ensure the ethical, environmental and legal integrity of its partners and clients
Art Petty | Feb 06, 2012
Information Management BlogsA bit of deliberate effort to strengthen the decision-process goes a long way towards minimizing or mitigating the impact of personal and group biases
John Adams | Feb 06, 2012
case studyFor many financial institutions, the core-upgrade avoidance is over, as a growing number of financial institutions take on costly, year-long tech projects
David Menninger | Feb 02, 2012
Information Management BlogsMicroStrategy sets future on hot BI trends of cloud, mobile, social and big data
Mark A. Smith | Feb 02, 2012
Information Management BlogsOracle Business Intelligence Mobile: Hands-On Review Finds Shortfalls
Art Petty | Feb 02, 2012
Consider this collection of idea-prompting, action inspiring essays as your own portable professional development coach! This book is different than just about every leadership and personal professional development book you will ever read. Drawing upon his work and feedback from his Management Excellence Blog, author, educator, executive and leadership developer, Art Petty, serves up slightly more than 80 brief, power-packed and idea-filled essays for topics ranging from surviving the tough days to dealing with power and politics, building high performance teams, strengthening decision-making skills and pursuing greatness as a leader. The book is organized into 10 distinct sections for easy topic reference, and every essay offers up practical ideas, thought-prompters and some "kick in the seat-of-the-pants" motivation for professionals interested in taking their personal, team and organizational performance to the next level. The essays in the book are intended to be consumed one or two at a time on a topic relevant to your current situation, vexing workplace problem or your own developmental needs. While there are no silver bullets in business or in life, the ideas contained within each article are intended to help you explore, experiment and find your way forward. Read and apply the ideas and lessons in one essay every week, and you will be a very different leader and professional in one year! This is an ideal desk reference and idea-generating tool for motivated professionals everywhere.
Justin Kern | Feb 02, 2012
newsNews about new and recently released products from Salesforce, CA, TIBCO and more
Rick Chambers | Feb 02, 2012
featureSet the example that you are going to be a strong leader when it comes to analytics in your organization and that you are also going to be a strong follower with the greater needs of the organization always in mind
Feb 01, 2012
Here are nine basic, enhanced and advanced recommendations for setting safe, secure enterprise use of mobile devices from members of the nonprofit information systems group, ISACA.
Art Petty | Jan 31, 2012
Information Management BlogsMany firms practice a style of strategic planning that might have worked in a different time and place