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News Highlights
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David Loshin
How can you standardize the approach a
business intelligence and analytics team can take to streamline the
provision of "analytics services" to business users in a way that
communicates the delivery of solutions to business problems instead
of the acquisition and installation of tools and technology? This
four-phase approach can help.
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Cindi Howson
While the rest of economy is
struggling, demand for BI experts and software shows robust growth -
- yet BI adoption has been flat, and most companies never tap the
full potential of BI. Cindi Howson looks at this and other results
from her just-published "2011 Successful BI" survey.
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Ted Cuzzillo
What do you do when you find yourself
with data and no data skills? Find a guide, and then the surprises
begin.
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Tiemo Winterkamp
This year we've seen the emergence of
HTML5 and the popularity of tablets. What will 2012 bring to the BI
mobility market?
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Dr. Tom Johnston
Although an enterprise data model (EDM)
can be used to facilitate messaging (as described in Part 2 of this
series), this way of using an EDM does not achieve the same results
that would be achieved by using the EDM to instantiate
databases.
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Linda Briggs
A surprising number of executives lack
any detailed knowledge of their own business data. In this
interview, Drew Rockwell, CEO of MDS and an expert in business
process management and business analytics, talks about how
businesses can turn that around by using analytics tools to their
advantage.
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Stephen Swoyer
Data virtualization (DV) is no
pipedream. In fact, say users from major corporations, it's rather
more of a lead-pipe cinch. Lots of shops are using DV to support
very-real, very in-production applications or services. Vendors
claim that DV can accelerate the data integration timetable,
allowing projects to be completed in hours or days. Users say there
just might be something to this.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Jonathan Geiger
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Companies of all sizes need quality
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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Today organizations across all industries
are rushing to a new frontier opened up by the power of recent
developments in information technology. Much of the excitement
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customers, respond to events in their markets, supply chains and
manufacturing processes and apply information insights to a range of
decision-making. "Real time" is becoming a reality and a competitive
advantage.
Speaker:
Claudia Imhoff
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Business intelligence (BI) and analytics
tools are in high demand as organizations seek to use information
assets to improve business outcomes, deliver better customer
experiences, save costs through operational efficiency, and
more.
Speaker:
David Stodder
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Events Calendar
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February 13-15, 2012
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TDWI BI Executive Summit: Executing a Data Strategy
for Your Enterprise
Las Vegas, NV
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Learn More / Register Now
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