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BI Gets A Boost From Open-Source Community
Open-source development is having a significant impact on business intelligence. Among the vendors that have adopted open-source technology within their products in a big way are Actuate, Pentaho and JasperSoft. Continue reading "BI Gets A Boost From Open-Source Community"  Comments
The herd of vendors in the business process management software market thinned a bit this week with EMC Corp.'s acquisition of ProActivity Software Solutions Ltd. The purchase reflected two trends: consolidation among vendors and the convergence of BPM and content management. Continue reading "Fewer Vendors, Beefier Software Expected In BPM Market" Comments Could Microsoft's Interoperability Council Help BI?
Interoperability remains a serious bottleneck for IT. Nearly all computer systems would run a lot better if business applications would communicate whether they're running on Linux, Windows or Unix. Improved interoperability would also make life a lot easier for companies engaged in business intelligence projects. Continue reading "Could Microsoft's Interoperability Council Help BI?" Comments Microsoft Shakes Up BI Market
Microsoft has sparked lots of chatter among business intelligence vendors. The software giant this week unveiled its technology roadmap for BI, and it looks like the upcoming products could present quite a challenge for competitors. Continue reading "Microsoft Shakes Up BI Market" Comments BI Starts With Data
The best business intelligence tools in the market are nothing but lines of code without good data. But how does an organization know whether the information it has sitting in multiple data stores spread across its operations is the real bottleneck to rapid access to comprehensive, consistent data? Continue reading "BI Starts With Data" Comments
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