Mirror, mirror on the wall…
Business intelligence and big data are considered meaningful technologies that have the power to show your business as it truly is, and give it a trusted pathway towards its potential.
Business Intelligence (BI) has frequently been accused of being an oxymoron. And BI has certainly not delivered on its promises. Is the technology really at fault?
The consolidation of BI vendors means faster implementations and less politics, but also more opportunities for niche players.
Plain English query tools are creating a stir in the local BI user market.
In the business intelligence sphere, disruption is the name of the game, from business models to competition.
Growth in the business intelligence sector continues despite consolidation and a general market slowdown.
Business intelligence is on the verge of both top-down and bottom-up waves in adoption.
Huge volumes of transactional information and a formidable competitor in Microsoft are both a threat and an opportunity for business intelligence vendors. How will they cope?
A number of organisations in the financial sector are struggling to successfully adopt BI solutions. PBT Group has a solution, but it`s going to take some convincing.
The business intelligence sector is a tough market to conquer.
Business intelligence is maturing very quickly. Signs include consolidation, wider appeal to SMEs and more user friendly.
Since the last Brainstorm business intelligence round table, there has been some consolidation in the vendor market.