| What is Business Intelligence |
"Business Intelligence is the art of gaining business
advantage from data". Business Intelligence is used to
answer queries like:
Who are my best and worst customers (and therefore, where should
I concentrate my future sales efforts)
What parameters affect my sales (Is there a brilliant sales
person? Has a campaign been successful?)
What advantages does my business offer customers, as compared
with the competition?
Where are we making/losing money (in terms of geography, product
line, campaigns, etc') |
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| Experts Corner |  With the advent of huge spam levels, plus restrictions on email marketing from the EU, what is the effectiveness of permission email to customers and to prospects?
Andy Wood, MD, GI Insight
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 The ROI from the Socialprise
The amount of rich, unstructured data living on social Web sites continues to expand everyday due to the popularity of the Facebooks and Twitters of the world. This has the potential to offer salespeople a more updated, personalized view of leads than standard CRM applications alone can grant.
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| Abstract: Traditionally, the retail industry has lagged behind other industries in adopting new technologies, and this holds true in its acceptance of BI technology. |
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| Abstract: Business intelligence and data warehousing (BI/DW) has reached a new level of maturity, both as a discipline and a technology market. Demand for BI/DW is stronger than ever; for the first time in 2004, BI/DW made the list of top ten CIO priorities according to a Gartner survey. |
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| Abstract: A sales manager once told me her secret to customer service. To prepare for a meeting she always did research on where a prospect went to college. In Texas, which was her territory, whether the client or prospect in question was a graduate of the University of Texas or Texas A & M dictated how she prepared for the meeting. She even had two separate teams to bring to the client or prospect. |
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| Abstract: The Japanese are masters of business intelligence, and some American companies were founded on the eyes and ear's culture. Business intelligence is rapidly becoming a major source to achieve competitive advantage. This innovation is a legitimate business function, and businesses over time have collected data about a whole range of issues - mostly about their competitors. |
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| Author: Jay Weir, Senior Manager, Product Marketing |
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| Abstract: In today’s competitive global environment, organizations seeking to make informed strategic decisions, manage their assets and maximize shareholder value must turn to business and competitive intelligence in order to act ahead of the curve. |
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