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January 30, 2007
Instant Messaging gets into BI
Just as I was looking for examples of Web 2.0 innovation in the BI space and having a hard time finding leaders (or even companies attempting to be leaders), along comes this post from Sales Technology - BI gets collaborative. They hit the nail on the head.
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January 25, 2007
First BI mashup with Google Maps
Okay, being the first out of the gate with a new technology doesn't mean you will be the long term winner. But in this case, they could be. A mashup between BI and Google by using the open source, collaborative model gave Pentaho the edge they needed.
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January 18, 2007
Are BI appliances falling short?
The one truth that I know is that BI/DW appliances are here and penetrating the BI market. IBM, Teradata, Netezza, and DATAllegro are well known vendors.
But are they a viable solution for you?
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January 9, 2007
Biggle me this
Gartner has created a new word for us. They do this once in a while.
Biggle -- The intersection of BI and Google.
They call it the concept of easy-to-use BI where data warehouse software is sophisticated enough to relate...
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Posted by Tom Hudock at 6:30 PM | Comments (0)
January 6, 2007
Building planes in the sky
So you have built a mature Business Intelligence offering that has supported your business for years. Everything is running relatively smoothly. Users are getting accurate information in a timely manner. You feel confident that you can reap the benefits of your hard work.
Or can you.
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January 2, 2007
Toyota presumed imperfect
For some, a New Year's resolution is all about planning and personally improving. I decided against making a resolution after reading about Toyota's obsession with improvement. So maybe instead of signing up for that book diet or gym membership, you may want to take a page from Toyota -- Fast Company.
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