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SELF-SERVICE BI CATCHES ON

Horwitt, Elisabeth

Computerworld, 2011-01, Vol.45 (2), p.30-32

Framingham: IDG Communications, Inc

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SELF-SERVICE BI CATCHES ON
Autor: Horwitt, Elisabeth
Assuntos: Access control ; Automobile dealers ; Business ; Business intelligence software ; Computer programs ; Consistency ; Construction ; Customer services ; Economics ; End users ; Information management ; Information technology ; Infrastructure ; Inventory ; Markets ; Performance management ; Recessions ; Technological change
É parte de: Computerworld, 2011-01, Vol.45 (2), p.30-32
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Descrição: The self-service business intelligence (BI) module of Information Builders Inc's WebFocus software allowed branch managers to see early signs of the economic slowdown, without having to get technical help from the IT department. Self-service BI appears to be the next big wave in BI. End users inundated IT with requests for more data and different views. In addition to reducing the burden on IT and business analysts, WebFocus has increased the quality and consistency of data. One key factor driving the self-service BI market is the rapidly growing volume and complexity of data needed to make decisions. As a result, many IT staffs face growing backlogs of information requests from increasingly frustrated end users. The new frontier for self-service BI is the ability to enable different types of users to collaborate, not only by sharing reports and query results, but also by working together to define new ways of viewing and analyzing information.
Editor: Framingham: IDG Communications, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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