Why is a high-value technology such as predictive analytics so under-represented in the enterprise?
With its Web 2.0-based Tableau Server 3.0, Tableau touts a data visualization and dashboarding product whose whole vastly exceeds the sum of its parts
Experts on selecting BI software offer seasoned advice on choosing the right solution.
Notwithstanding its impending acquisition by ERP giant SAP, Business Objects has been extremely busy lately
IBM isn’t the only best-of-breed data integration player on the block, as the latest PowerCenter 8.5 release proves
There’s been tumult aplenty in the once-insulated data quality market segment. What do the new data quality power rankings look like?
IBM now fields the industry’s strongest overall data integration stack, industry watchers say, but Big Blue isn’t resting on its laurels.
The analytic tools of today are a lot different from the bread-and-butter OLAP offerings of yesterday. The analytic tools of tomorrow will differ still more.
Most BI and PM players see an upside to SAP’s acquisition of Business Objects—but no two vendors see the same one.
TDWI’s second San Francisco-area chapter meeting attendees heard expert advice on offshoring and dashboards.
How Oracle’s new data warehouse appliance entry complicates things for just about everyone.
What does the deal portend for customers? A mixed bag, analysts say.
SAP’s acquisition of Business Objects underscores how BI vendors are splitting into two camps.
What books have provided inspiration and insight for BI thought leaders?
Will MDM will succeed where past standardization efforts have failed?
With new BI search and text analytic entries, Business Objects takes on unstructured data
TIBCO says its newest MDM release is also its most compelling MDM release to date
As last week’s SPSS 16 announcement makes clear, the company wants to push even deeper into the enterprise