Business Intelligence (BI)
Business: n. work to be done or matters to be attended to
Intelligence: n. the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
Business Intelligence: phrase. technologies, applications and practices for the collection, integration, analysis, and presentation of business information and also sometimes to the information itself. The purpose of business intelligence is to support better business decision making
Working in today's technological world means working with a huge array of data and generating order from that data can be a challenge at the best of times.
eProgram provides a range of software products and consultancy services to help you make sense of your business data, turning data into information. The software tools we use include The Diver Solution™ which has application in a wide range of business environments. eProgram's specialist consultancy services allow us to dive in any direction (think 3 dimensions) through your data rather than data mining (2 dimensions) or drilling through your data (1 dimension), and provide a flexible reporting solution that will allow you to design, develop and execute your own data queries to generate meaningful business reports.
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In many cases generating useful reports from large, disparate data sources can take a huge amount of resources and time. As a manager, you need effective, up to date reporting mechanisms, and you need to be able to get the information you want and need rather than what your IT guys think you might need. Using a number of software technologies, and our experienced consulting team, we can set up your data models and ensure that you can make sense of your data, and generate real value from it. Understand, manage and use your data with an effective set of models and generate reports on what you want to know. Ask us how.
