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"We are the most open-source-friendly traditional business intelligence vendor." That seems to be the mantra of every BI software maker these days, and they'll fall all over each other to yell it the loudest. Continue reading "Open For Business (Intelligence)"  Comments
Like many of the technological devices I own, I've got a love-hate relationship with my cell phone. That said, I'm sometimes staggered by the new capabilities being built into mobile phones. Do I really want to watch TV on my cell phone? Does anyone? Is that really necessary? Continue reading "BI: A Worthwhile Use For Cell Phones?" Comments Google Analytics Get The Thumbs Up
The readers have spoken. And here's what they said: They like the idea of Web analytics tools from Google. Continue reading "Google Analytics Get The Thumbs Up" Comments The Little Guys' Head Start
"Standardization." It's a big word in business intelligence ever since organizations of all sizes stepped back, looked at the number of BI tools they were using, and realized it was, in a phrase, too many. Continue reading "The Little Guys' Head Start" Comments Microsoft's Theat To BI Vendors: The Readers' Take
Business Intelligence Pipeline readers are of several minds on whether Microsoft's forays into analytics threaten the traditional BI vendors. Continue reading "Microsoft's Theat To BI Vendors: The Readers' Take" Comments Google's Web Analytics
Google, that paragon of market-breaking technology, has begun giving away its Web analytics services. Continue reading "Google's Web Analytics" Comments Polls And Online Security: The Readers' Take
We got a few e-mails from readers responding to my last blog entry, about executive defections from Oracle and consumers' concerns about handing over data about themselves. Between the two topics, it was clear that the impact of spyware and security breaches on consumer intelligence gained the most interest. Continue reading "Polls And Online Security: The Readers' Take" Comments Oracle Resignations, Consumer Reservations
Oracle, as a company, matters to business intelligence experts. The reason is simple. If you're performing analytics, there's a darned good chance you're depending on Oracle data sources for a good part of the information you're examining. Just as with any other vendor, you want to keep up with what's going on inside the company -- good or bad. Continue reading "Oracle Resignations, Consumer Reservations" Comments Cutting Out Guesswork
Performance management software can help business managers decide when to do things, yes. But it can also tell managers when not to do things. Continue reading "Cutting Out Guesswork" Comments Site Analysis Works Better When You Actually Have Customers
A study has come forward declaring that security fears are pushing more people to cut the time they spend online -- the second such study in the last couple months. Continue reading "Site Analysis Works Better When You Actually Have Customers" Comments BI Development Tools' New Open-Source Player
I've already told you about how open-source business intelligence is stretching beyond reporting. Now it looks as if open-source BI development tools are stretching beyond reporting as well. Continue reading "BI Development Tools' New Open-Source Player" Comments Informatica, Microsoft And Print Market Invincibility
Informatica is talking up a new version of PowerCenter -- it's up to version 8 now -- and you should read up on some of the new-fangled data integration goodies they're including on this release. Continue reading "Informatica, Microsoft And Print Market Invincibility" Comments
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