Business intelligence systems are as valuable as the questions they seek to answer – And it’s the choreography of data, process and people that keep these systems relevant.
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Business intelligence systems are as valuable as the questions they seek to answer – And it’s the choreography of data, process and people that keep these systems relevant.
Business intelligence systems are as valuable as the questions they seek to answer – And it’s the choreography of data, process and people that keep these systems relevant.
Traditional business intelligence systems are undergoing varying degrees of metamorphosis — by force or by design — to stay relevant in this age of disruptive technology.
The value of a mature digital platform resides not only in solutions a company delivers, but also in how it delivers its differentiating features to the end users. Intentional bias towards enhancing customer experience should be at the heart of all platform offerings and omnichannel solutions.
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