A business intelligence (BI)-driven process not only offers insight from data analysis, but also indicates action to be taken as a result of that analysis - thus maximizing the return on BI investments

Sadly, most companies using business intelligence (BI) tools are leaving significant benefits on the table by focusing solely on providing BI to users (also known as user-driven BI). By utilizing their BI deployments almost exclusively on delivering information, these platforms equip users with information and analysis tools along with the assumption that users will be able to perform better with this additional insight. These organizations have navigated the path from data to insight, but are missing the link from insight to actions, and eventually to business results.A business intelligence (BI)-driven process not only offers insight from data analysis, but also indicates action to be taken as a result of that analysis - thus maximizing the return on BI investments.   Read More >>