End-to-end business intelligence solutions
Business intelligence solutions are made up of many components, such as reporting, data warehousing, analytical solutions or CRM solutions. — Article published in Info SRC.SI, Year 2004/Issue 37.
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Interview with the founders of the group Skram.si in Slovenia, Tilen Travnik from Domenca Labs (D•Labs) and Dušan Omerčević from Zemanta. — PMI Slovenia Chapter Newsletter, Issue 2 Year 6, December 19, 2011
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Customer segmentation is becoming a popular topic. As with anything new there are many misconceptions, misunderstandings and too little clarity. Each stakeholder has their own definition of segmentation and each understands it in a different way. The basics are actually always the same and the required tools are known and established. — Article published in MonitorPro summer…
Agile business intelligence
As data volumes increase to the point where we call them “big data”, users’ appetites increase alongside. They want to be able to quickly analyze these huge volumes of data and achieve immediate business intelligence results. Agile approaches are becoming common in software development because they enable users to receive tangible results in short time…
Business processes and business intelligence
Business intelligence is evolving from a reactive (“What has happened?”) into a more proactive (“What will happen?”) role. In order to maximize benefits it would make sense to more tightly combine business intelligence (BI) with business process management (BPM) rather than implement each solution individually. – Article published in MonitorPro, spring 2011, p. 28-29.
What is lacking in data warehousing
Data warehouses are often used just as a source of data for reporting and not for meaningful business intelligence which is their original intent. What can we do to fulfill customer expectations and increase the business value? — Article published in Sistem September 2004, p. 23.
Data is the basis for both business processes and business intelligence
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