Archived Reports

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2007 Reports

• Business Intelligence Solutions for SAP
  Fourth Quarter 2007
• Best Practices in Operational BI: Converging Analytical and Operational Processes
  Third Quarter 2007
• BI Search and Text Analytics: New Additions to the BI Technology Stack
  Second Quarter 2007
• Predictive Analytics: Extending the Value of Your Data Warehousing Investment
  First Quarter 2007

2006 Reports

• Master Data Management: Consensus-Driven Data Definitions for Cross-Application Consistency
  October 2006
• Deploying Dashboards and Scorecards
  July 2006
• Taking Data Quality to the Enterprise through Data Governance
  March 2006

2005 Reports

• Data Integration: Using ETL, EAI, and EII Tools to Create an Integrated Enterprise
  November 2005
• Enterprise Business Intelligence: Strategies and Technologies for Deploying BI on an Enterprise Scale
  August 2005
• Development Techniques for Creating Analytic Applications
  March 2005

2004 Reports

• Developing a BI Strategy for CRM/ERP Data
  October 2004
• In Search of a Single Version of Truth: Strategies for Consolidating Analytic Silos
  July 2004
• Best Practices in Business Performance Management: Business and Technical Strategies
  March 2004

2003 Reports

• Building the Real-time Enterprise
  Geared to technical executives
  November 2003
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• Smart Companies in the 21st Century: The Secrets of Creating Successful Business Intelligence Solutions
  Geared to business executives
  July 2003
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• Evaluating ETL and Data Integration Platforms
  Geared to technical executives
  March 2003
  

2002 Reports

• The Rise of Analytic Applications: Build or Buy
  September 2002
  
  
• Data Quality and the Bottom Line
  March 2002

About TDWI's Report Series

TDWI's Report Series is designed to educate technical and business professionals about new business intelligence technologies, concepts, or approaches that address a significant problem or issue. Research for the reports is conducted via interviews with industry experts and leading-edge user companies, and is supplemented by a survey of business intelligence professionals.

To support the program, TDWI seeks vendors that collectively wish to evangelize a new approach to solving business intelligence problems or an emerging technology discipline. By banding together, sponsors can validate a new market niche and educate organizations about alternative solutions to critical business intelligence issues. Please contact Wayne Eckerson at weckerson@tdwi.org if you would like to suggest a topic that meets these requirements.