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This Week’s Food for Thought:
Five Trends Changing the Face of Business Intelligence
While business intelligence (BI) has evolved since the days of “green bar” reports, the industry still has a long way to go to offer companies business information that can be translated into actionable steps that drive business results, says Joe Bugajski, senior analyst in business intelligence for the Midvale, Utah-based Burton Group.
Predictive analytics, agile development, user-centric business intelligence and improvements in visualization are giving new life to this mature technology.
Read the complete article.
New Blog Discussion: Rethinking Information Architecture.
How can we keep up in a world where social media is the new way to hang out with friends, the iPhone has replaced reading or writing on paper, and Google is eliminating the need to read printed information?
These are some great questions that business managers should ask of themselves. Many are still struggling to make the transition from paper to digital information processing, let alone be able to make use of the wealth of data available through Web2.0.
Do you have any advice for companies wanting to build an information architecture that can accomodate our newly connected world? Is this feat even possible?
Thoughts or feedback?
Must Read Fall Books for IT Executives
Great resource for IT professionals looking to further their education.
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