Tag: Business Intelligence

By leveraging advanced data analytics tools and techniques, businesses can unlock actionable information that empowers them to make informed decisions. Read more

Imagine having complete visibility across your business to quantify exactly how and where resources are being used, so you are always ready to seize new opportunities. In an age of data, this is not wishful thinking. We already have all the information. We just need to understand it. Translating Raw Data The raw data exists, […]

Big Data is an overused buzzword in business and technology. It refers to the massive increase of data gathered and stored in many modern information systems. The term is often discussed in the context of business intelligence (BI) and analytics – the ability to properly analyse the data, make sense out of it and act […]

Adaptive Planning, global cloud-based business analytics solutions provider, recently announced the introduction of Adaptive Consolidation, a new integrated cloud-based solution for comprehensive close-and-disclose financial consolidations and analysis.

“It is not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change.” This insight, attributed to Charles Darwin, could easily be the most important business management mantra for the decade – here’s why.

Too many people focus on a problem rather than focusing on the end result. This is where a business intelligence solution comes in – by having the right information easily accessible businesses can make informed and innovative decisions.

If you don’t know your competitors back to front and you don’t know where your customers are coming from and how they feel about your service, then it’s impossible to make informed improvements to become more competitive.

In a four-part article series, we’ll look at the role data plays in improving your understanding of your business, customers, marketing and interaction strategy. Think of it like a first date with your data; you may learn something new or it may be revisiting existing knowledge, but without a first date you won’t get a second.

Popular social networking site Twitter has sold two years worth of tweets, for marketing and business intelligence purposes.

Business Intelligence (BI) is no longer only available to large corporate organisations, with forward-thinking SMBs now able to access quality and timely information about their business.