Definition: Business Intelligence (BI) is the ways in which we store and use business information. It encompasses the technologies, applications, and means for collecting, integrating, analyzing, and presentating bsuienss data. Using data that has been stored in a data warehouse, software applications are able to use this data to report past business information as well as predict future business information, including trends, threats, opportunities and patterns. Popular BI applications are very complex and experts in this field are in high demand. Some of the currently popular enterprise level systems, which can manage information about all of the business functions and systems, are sold and implemented by Oracle, SAP, IBM, and Hewlett Packard (HP). Companies often need in-house experts in these systems to assist with the implementation and the on-going use of these systmes, which are quite complex!
Webcast:The Information-Driven Enterprise: Constructing an Information Agenda for Business OptimizationYou're spending time and money on systems and applications that generate huge volumes of information. But are you getting the most value out of that information? Tune in to learn how to build your information-driven enterprise.
Guides and Workshops:Getting Started with an Information Agenda -->Start integrating business data into a seamless, trusted stream of information across your entire enterprise. Start with these tools.
ArticlesDo You Trust Your Information?Data pours in from many applications, but ensuring that it's accurate, timely and easily available to users is the key to business value.
IBM Expands Its Information On Demand StrategyThe updated software tools help position the company as a provider of all of a business' data management needs, including content management, data cleansing, and data integration.
"IBM is doing an excellent job presenting the "umbrella" of IOD and all its components. One of those key components is IBM's business partners, and they are showing their amazing breadth and depth of capabilities"

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