Can you imagine having a conversation with your business intelligence solution while driving your car?
Read moreTopics: Industry - Manufacturing, Business Intelligence Basics, On-demand Videos and Webinars, Industry - Wholesale Distribution, Industry - Retail
Can you imagine having a conversation with your business intelligence solution while driving your car?
Read moreTopics: Industry - Manufacturing, Business Intelligence Basics, On-demand Videos and Webinars, Industry - Wholesale Distribution, Industry - Retail
As more companies increase their investments in data analytics tools, they will quickly gain a competitive advantage over businesses that do not.
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“We are drowning in information but starved for knowledge” according to best selling author, John Naisbitt. Today’s businesses have the ability to collect an extraordinary amount of information on everything from customer buying patterns and feedback to supply chain management and marketing efforts. Are you drawing value from your data?
Read moreTopics: Business Intelligence Basics
For sales leaders, the ability to communicate about the progress of your team in an informative way is essential. As businesses are creating more data than ever before, drawing insights from your information becomes even more difficult as you may not know where to focus.
Read moreTopics: Job Role - Sales
IT leaders tell us that they spend more time on reporting requests than they can afford. While they truly want to meet demands from senior management, reporting requests can become tedious and time-consuming due to a communication gap or the sheer volume of requests.
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As a busy CEO or executive, you may think you have all the data you need to make effective business decisions.
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Microsoft Excel is frequently referred to as the number one business intelligence (BI) tool because it is one of the most commonly used applications. For smaller businesses, Excel is an effective tool for simple calculations and analysis. However, as your business grows, your need for sophisticated data analysis will outgrow Excel's capabilities.
Read moreTopics: ERP - Microsoft Excel
Technology has become increasingly important in the workplace. It has rapidly changed and adapted to assist us with our day-to-day business tasks.
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If you’re in sales or you need to meet revenue targets, you may wish you knew how to find sales opportunities within your MAM system.
Read moreTopics: ERP - MAM, Industry - Automotive, Industry - Building & Industrial Supplies
Business intelligence (BI) can provide companies with an accurate and holistic view of their business. Executives and managers now have the ability to use data for real-time, actionable insights into everything from customer buying patterns, marketing endeavors and inventory management without having to rely on IT for outdated, static reports. In this blog, we discuss five benefits of BI.
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