Following on from my previous blog ‘Does Sharing Information Decrease Performance’ it is interesting to see Gartner also supports decision making as being the hot BI project for 2008. Proposing that gut instinct is being replaced by “access to data that’s good enough to take quick action on”, Mark McDonald, a vice president at Gartner, [...]

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Much of the focus of business intelligence capability is providing the “right information” to the “right people” at the “right time.” Yet the opposite is also true.
Often, the greatest value of BI is keeping information away from business users, instead allowing process-embedded analytical tools to extract real time information and initiate rules based actions to [...]

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