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What is the primary function of business intelligence tools?
What is the primary function of business intelligence tools?
What is the outcome of the business intelligence process?
What is the outcome of the business intelligence process?
What is the role of organizational memory in business intelligence?
What is the role of organizational memory in business intelligence?
What is the primary goal of information integration in business intelligence?
What is the primary goal of information integration in business intelligence?
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What is the main difference between customization and standardization in business intelligence?
What is the main difference between customization and standardization in business intelligence?
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Which of the following is NOT a BI capability?
Which of the following is NOT a BI capability?
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What is the primary goal of insight creation in business intelligence?
What is the primary goal of insight creation in business intelligence?
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What is the role of BI tools in the BI process?
What is the role of BI tools in the BI process?
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Which of the following is an example of a BI tool?
Which of the following is an example of a BI tool?
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What is the relationship between BI tools and BI solutions?
What is the relationship between BI tools and BI solutions?
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Study Notes
Business Intelligence Tools
- Business Intelligence (BI) tools are application software that enables BI, facilitating access and analysis of data and presentation of results.
- BI tools complement traditional ITs, such as Data Warehousing (DW), data mining, and transaction processing systems, to enable 4 BI capabilities.
BI Capabilities and Solutions
- BI solutions utilize BI tools acquired by an organization, drawing upon existing data from traditional ITs and other information to support the BI process.
- BI capabilities come together in BI solutions to deliver information and knowledge to facilitate decision-making.
BI Tools: Relationships with Capabilities and Solutions
- BI tools are used to facilitate access and analysis of data, and presentation of results.
- BI tools are classified into:
- Information Integration (e.g., Data Warehousing, ERP, Knowledge Repositories)
- Insight Creation (e.g., Text Mining, Web Mining, Business Analytics)
- Presentation (e.g., OLAP, Visualization, Digital Dashboards)
- Organizational Memory (e.g., Document Management, Digital Content Management)
BI Tools: Classifications
- BI tools can be classified in terms of:
- Reporting (e.g., quantitative reports, data description)
- Data Mining (e.g., identification of hidden patterns using statistical methods)
- OLAP (e.g., interactive, multidimensional analysis of aggregated quantitative business facts)
- Supporting data (e.g., Database, DW, ETL)
- Supporting knowledge (e.g., tools to extract, transform, and load data)
- Supporting information (e.g., reporting and ad hoc inquiries)
- Supporting decisions (e.g., tools for data visualization)
Evolution of BI Tools
- BI tools have evolved over three generations:
- Generation 1: DBMS-based, structured content
- Generation 2: Web-based, unstructured content
- Generation 3: Mobile and sensor-based content (Internet of Things)
Current Trends in BI Tools
- Top 12 trends in data and analytics (Gartner, Apr. 2022) include:
- Adaptive AI systems
- Data-centric AI
- Metadata-driven data fabric
- Always share data
- Context-enriched analysis
- Business-composed D&A
- Decision-centric D&A
- Skills and literacy shortfall
- Connected governance
- AI risk management
- Vendor and region ecosystems
- Expansion to the edge
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Description
Test your knowledge of Business Intelligence and ERP systems, including data analytics, digital dashboards, and decision support tools. Learn about the capabilities and solutions of BI tools and technologies, data warehousing, and organizational memory. Explore the relationships between ERP systems and BI capabilities.
