Business Intelligence & Management Information

Business Intelligence and Management Information are recognised as essential functions in many major organisations.

In this discussion, hosted by The Corporate IT Forum, organisations shared their experiences on business intelligence in relation to its strategy, architecture, gaining business buy-in, tools used, the emergence of 'big data', governance, and people skills/resource issues. A case study presentation outlined one international organisation's strategy based on Syndication, Democratisation and Curation. It also gave a recommendation for, and list of, the many books that had been used to help create and evolve its approach.

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Business Intelligence and Management Information are recognised as essential functions in many major organisations.

In this workshop hosted by The Corporate IT Forum organisations shared their experiences on business intelligence in relation to its strategy, architecture, gaining business buy-in, tools used, the emergence of 'big data', governance, and people skills/resource issues. A case study presentation outlined one international organisation's strategy based on Syndication, Democratisation and Curation. It also gave a recommendation for, and list of, the many books that had been used to help create and evolve its approach.

A total of 23 people representing 16 organisations attended the event, from a wide cross-section of enterprises including financial services, retail, manufacturing, government bodies, health, charity, distribution, utilities, councils and pharmaceuticals.