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Business intelligence can be described as a broad category of aspects relating to the people, processes and technologies for gathering, storing, analysing, and providing access to data to help enterprise users make business decisions. Business intelligence also lies at the heart of the data maturity life cycle.

The SystemicLogic Business intelligence practice covers the disciplines, rationale, and technology related to the gathering through to the subsequent access of information that supports the decision making process.

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Developing Competitive Intelligence in the Knowledge-Based Organization	Submitted Date: 2006/9/4
In order for organizations to remain globally competitive, new tools for decision-making are required. Of these tools it is inte ...more...

Establish a BI Competency Center and Succeed	Submitted Date: 2006/9/8
Optimal use of business intelligence (BI) requires organizational changes to ensure the proper coordination of different roles. ...more...

Establishing a Culture of Measurement - A Practical Guide to BI	Submitted Date: 2006/9/6
Business intelligence generally refers to the process of transforming the raw data that a company collects from its various oper ...more...

Illustrator - The Role of the Knowledge Broker	Submitted Date: 2006/9/7
Organizations wishing to leverage their knowledge assets require a focused role to ensure the need for knowledge is well underst ...more...

Knowing and Not Knowing	Submitted Date: 2006/9/8
There are of course four possible combinations, which are explored: Not knowing you don't know Knowing you ...more...

Leveraging Your Data Architecture for Enterprise Business Intelligence	Submitted Date: 2006/9/8
There is a tremendous surge in the number of business transactions and the amount of corporate data. Applications that automate ...more...

Sharing Knowledge	Submitted Date: 2006/9/7
Written with the Architectural Design practice of the Construction industry in mind, this article provides thoughtful understand ...more...

The Essential Ingredient - How Business Intelligence Depends on Data Quality	Submitted Date: 2006/9/4
The heart of Business Intelligence (BI) is the ability of an organisation to access and analyse information, and then exploit it ...more...

The full promise of BI	Submitted Date: 2007/10/5
Your organizational leaders function as BI Consumers with some unique needs reflecting their more strategic perspectiv ...more...

When Best Becomes Worst	Submitted Date: 2006/9/8
Current performance management initiatives focus on archiving �best practices� so other employees can access them later. Such o ...more...