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Next-Generation Business Intelligence


Now more than ever,  top executives, corporate directors, and financial markets want no surprises. So, it's pretty clear why business intelligence initiatives continue to top CIO priorities, as executives from the boardroom on down demand better visibility. The problem is that BI often has fallen shortof ideal, delivering insight into the past but not into up-to-the-moment performance or future prospects. That's about to change. Next-generation business intelligence has arrived, and three major factors are driving it: the spread of predictive analytics, more real-time performance monitoring, and much faster analysis, thanks to in-memory BI. A fourth factor, software as a service, promises to further alter the BI market by helping companies get these next-generation systems running more quickly.

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About the Author

Research: Information Management and Application Report

Doug Henschen joined Intelligent Enterprise as editor in 2004 and was named editor-in-chief in January 2007.

He specializes in covering the intersection of business intelligence, performance management, business process management and rules management technologies within enterprise applications and architectures.

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