This document discusses using Microsoft Excel 2013 and Microsoft Access to create an offers bank decision support system (DSS). It proposes a 4 phase approach: 1) Create a database and star schema using Access, 2) Fill the database with data by defining dimensions and measures and retrieving data in Excel, 3) Create a dashboard in Excel, 4) Analyze past trends and predict future trends using data mining. The document also provides background on business intelligence solutions and reviews literature on using BI to turn raw data into meaningful business insights.
DATA VIRTUALIZATION FOR DECISION MAKING IN BIG DATAijseajournal
This document provides an overview of data virtualization techniques used for data analytics and business intelligence. It discusses how data virtualization creates a single virtual view of data across different sources to support decision making. It contrasts data virtualization with traditional ETL approaches, noting that data virtualization does not physically move data but instead queries sources in real-time. The document also outlines how data virtualization can reduce costs and improve scalability compared to ETL for integrating large, heterogeneous data in real-time.
Business intelligence environments involve collecting data from various sources, transforming and organizing it using tools like ETL, and storing it in data warehouses or marts. This data is then analyzed using OLAP and reporting tools to provide useful information for business decisions. Setting up an effective BI environment requires understanding business requirements, defining processes, determining data needs, integrating data sources, and selecting appropriate tools and techniques. Careful planning and skilled people are needed to ensure the BI environment supports organizational goals.
What is BI,Definition, examples, BI industry, Solutions, Evolution, Catogeries, Key Stages of BI, BI significance, BI technologies, tools, future of BI
This report is an outcome of research on topic 'Business Intelligence', which is a hot topic now. This research report is prepared for the partial fulfillment of the requirements for 'Current Developments Module' of B.Sc.Computing degree.
It demonstrates details of the Business Intelligence in today's world and explains BI architecture. It also provides detailed analysis on its use in the current business environment.
Operational Analytics: Best Software For Sourcing Actionable Insights 2013Newton Day Uploads
Actionable Insights are those views of data that cause managers to ask new questions about how processes work and take action. They differ from traditional key performance measures and daily operating reports that focus on delivering a picture of progress against a strategic objective, operating budget or forecast. What software is best for your business to source these game-changing perspectives of your enterprise?
A treatise on SAP CRM information reportingVijay Raj
This document discusses data extraction from SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 7.0 into SAP Business Warehouse (BW) for business reporting and analytics. It describes the CRM BW Adapter framework used to exchange data between CRM and BW, and the steps to configure and implement it. The document focuses on extracting application database data from CRM into BW, excluding extraction for mobile CRM clients. It provides details on initializing and extracting delta changes from CRM using the BW Adapter data sources.
This document discusses Datamine's services for telecommunications companies, including building a customer-centric IT infrastructure to enable behavioral modeling and advanced customer segmentation using metrics, attributes, demographics and behavior scores. It provides solutions to simplify understanding complex customer data by encapsulating data handling complexities and implementing procedures to provide reliable customer information. Datamine also offers consulting services in IT, analytics, CRM and BI including requirement gathering, system architecture, data modeling and user interface design using standards like UML and RUP.
Small and medium enterprise business solutions using data visualizationjournalBEEI
The small and medium enterprise (SME) companies optimize performance using different automated systems to highlight the operations concerns. However, lack of efficient visualization in reporting results in slow feedbacks, difficulties in extracting root cause, and minimal corrective actions. To complicate matters, the data heterogeneity has intensely increased, and it is produced in a fast manner making it unmanageable if the traditional methods of analytics are applied. Hence, we propose the use of a dashboard that can summarize the operational events using real-time data based on the data visualization approach. This proposed solution summarizes the raw data, which allows the user to make informed decisions that can give a positive impact on business performance. An interactive intelligent dashboard for SME (iid-SME) is developed to tackle issues such as measurement of cases completed, the duration of time needed to solve a case, the individual performance of handling cases and other tasks as a proof of concept. From the result, the implementation of the iid-SME approach simplifies the conveyance of the message and helps the SME personnel to make decisions. With the positive feedback obtained, it is envisaged that such a solution can be further employed for SME improvement for better profit and decision making.
DATA VIRTUALIZATION FOR DECISION MAKING IN BIG DATAijseajournal
This document provides an overview of data virtualization techniques used for data analytics and business intelligence. It discusses how data virtualization creates a single virtual view of data across different sources to support decision making. It contrasts data virtualization with traditional ETL approaches, noting that data virtualization does not physically move data but instead queries sources in real-time. The document also outlines how data virtualization can reduce costs and improve scalability compared to ETL for integrating large, heterogeneous data in real-time.
Business intelligence environments involve collecting data from various sources, transforming and organizing it using tools like ETL, and storing it in data warehouses or marts. This data is then analyzed using OLAP and reporting tools to provide useful information for business decisions. Setting up an effective BI environment requires understanding business requirements, defining processes, determining data needs, integrating data sources, and selecting appropriate tools and techniques. Careful planning and skilled people are needed to ensure the BI environment supports organizational goals.
What is BI,Definition, examples, BI industry, Solutions, Evolution, Catogeries, Key Stages of BI, BI significance, BI technologies, tools, future of BI
This report is an outcome of research on topic 'Business Intelligence', which is a hot topic now. This research report is prepared for the partial fulfillment of the requirements for 'Current Developments Module' of B.Sc.Computing degree.
It demonstrates details of the Business Intelligence in today's world and explains BI architecture. It also provides detailed analysis on its use in the current business environment.
Operational Analytics: Best Software For Sourcing Actionable Insights 2013Newton Day Uploads
Actionable Insights are those views of data that cause managers to ask new questions about how processes work and take action. They differ from traditional key performance measures and daily operating reports that focus on delivering a picture of progress against a strategic objective, operating budget or forecast. What software is best for your business to source these game-changing perspectives of your enterprise?
A treatise on SAP CRM information reportingVijay Raj
This document discusses data extraction from SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 7.0 into SAP Business Warehouse (BW) for business reporting and analytics. It describes the CRM BW Adapter framework used to exchange data between CRM and BW, and the steps to configure and implement it. The document focuses on extracting application database data from CRM into BW, excluding extraction for mobile CRM clients. It provides details on initializing and extracting delta changes from CRM using the BW Adapter data sources.
This document discusses Datamine's services for telecommunications companies, including building a customer-centric IT infrastructure to enable behavioral modeling and advanced customer segmentation using metrics, attributes, demographics and behavior scores. It provides solutions to simplify understanding complex customer data by encapsulating data handling complexities and implementing procedures to provide reliable customer information. Datamine also offers consulting services in IT, analytics, CRM and BI including requirement gathering, system architecture, data modeling and user interface design using standards like UML and RUP.
Small and medium enterprise business solutions using data visualizationjournalBEEI
The small and medium enterprise (SME) companies optimize performance using different automated systems to highlight the operations concerns. However, lack of efficient visualization in reporting results in slow feedbacks, difficulties in extracting root cause, and minimal corrective actions. To complicate matters, the data heterogeneity has intensely increased, and it is produced in a fast manner making it unmanageable if the traditional methods of analytics are applied. Hence, we propose the use of a dashboard that can summarize the operational events using real-time data based on the data visualization approach. This proposed solution summarizes the raw data, which allows the user to make informed decisions that can give a positive impact on business performance. An interactive intelligent dashboard for SME (iid-SME) is developed to tackle issues such as measurement of cases completed, the duration of time needed to solve a case, the individual performance of handling cases and other tasks as a proof of concept. From the result, the implementation of the iid-SME approach simplifies the conveyance of the message and helps the SME personnel to make decisions. With the positive feedback obtained, it is envisaged that such a solution can be further employed for SME improvement for better profit and decision making.
This Presentation covers the basic concept of Business Intelligence, BI Technologies, BI Tools, Future of BI, Real time BI, Key Stages of BI, BI Industry & Decision Support Applications.
Power bi implementation for finance services firmsaddendanalytics
Addend Analytics is a Microsoft Power BI-partner based in Mumbai, India. Apart from being authorized for Power BI implementations, Addend has successfully executed Power BI projects for 100+ clients across sectors like financial services, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Sales, Manufacturing, Real estate, Logistics, and Healthcare in countries like the US, Europe, Australia, and India. Companies partnering with us save their valuable time and efforts of searching and managing resources while saving hugely on the development costs and hence, most of the small and medium enterprises in North America prefer Addend to be their Power BI implementation partner.
Business intelligence (BI) involves strategies and technologies used to analyze business data and present information to support decision-making. Big data refers to extremely large datasets that require advanced analytics to derive insights. BI technologies provide historical, current, and predictive views of business operations through reporting, analytics, and data mining. While BI helps with reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and promotions, it can be costly and expose information to risks. Big data allows for detecting fraud, gaining competitive insights, and improving customer service and profits through real-time analysis, but poses logistical and privacy challenges.
Learn the basics of business intelligence, including common terms, how to implement solutions, and what it can do for your company. For even more insight into how project management can benefit your work, visit: http://bit.ly/GuideToBI
To find a custom business intelligence solution that fits the specific needs of your work, visit: http://bit.ly/GetBI1
Semantic 'Radar' Steers Users to Insights in the Data LakeCognizant
The document discusses how a semantic "data lake" can help organizations extract meaning and insights from large amounts of digital data. A data lake combines data from different sources and uses semantic models, tagging, and algorithms to help users more quickly find relevant data relationships and insights. It describes how semantic technology plays a key role in data ingestion, management, modeling of different views, querying, and exposing analytics as web services to create personalized customer experiences.
This document discusses MDM (Master Data Management) as a methodology. It provides background on how MDM originated from consolidating redundant reference tables across applications. It describes the key components of an MDM framework, including an enterprise data model with six layers, templates to collect and map data, and a strategy that links projects and global data management. It also outlines the methodology, including project and enterprise data management life cycles connected by a data harmonization process.
Role of business intelligence in knowledge managementShakthi Fernando
This study is fundamentally based on the most common components of a Business Intelligence System, data warehouses, ETL tools, OLAP techniques and data mining, which comfort the decision making function. It further describe about the role of each component in a Business Intelligence System and how Business Intelligence Systems can be used for better business decision making at each level of management.
The document discusses the business intelligence (BI) lifecycle, which includes 6 key stages: 1) Analyzing business requirements, 2) Designing a data model, 3) Designing the physical schema, 4) Building the data warehouse, 5) Creating project metadata, and 6) Developing BI objects. It also describes the Enterprise Performance Lifecycle (EPLC) framework, which manages project deliverables and reviews across various stages to minimize risk and ensure best practices are followed throughout the project lifecycle.
Why BI ?
Performance management
Identify trends
Cash flow trend
Fine-tune operations
Sales pipeline analysis
Future projections
business Forecasting
Decision Making Tools
Convert data into information
How to Think ?
What happened?
What is happening?
Why did it happen?
What will happen?
What do I want to happen?
1. The document discusses Business Intelligence and analytics using Oracle BI Foundation Suite. It provides an overview of the different components, capabilities, and features of Oracle BI including the BI Server, presentation layer, data warehousing, ETL processes, and end users.
2. It describes the different modules of Oracle BI including dashboards, KPIs, reports, predictive analysis, and graphical OLAP. It also discusses the hardware and software components needed for a complete Oracle BI solution.
3. Screenshots are provided showing how to create a database connection in Oracle BI, indicating how users can access and work with data through the presentation layer.
This document lists 50 potential thesis topics related to business analytics. The topics cover a wide range of subjects including Amazon web services analytics, big data analytics, data warehousing, business intelligence software and vendors, text mining, artificial intelligence, predictive analytics tools, data governance, competitive strategy analysis, HR and marketing analytics, data visualization, and education and retail analytics.
Avail Power BI Consulting Services to Integrate SeamlesslyElena Mia
To know more about Power BI and other Microsoft’s power platforms, connect with our Power BI Consulting Services experts.
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This document discusses trends in business intelligence (BI) and how adopting an agile approach can help address challenges in BI initiatives. It identifies a lack of flexibility as a key reason why many BI initiatives fail despite investments. The document advocates for adopting agile BI best practices like having automated and unified BI technologies that are pervasive and limitless. It recommends that organizations structure themselves to support agile BI with a hub-and-spoke model and business ownership of governance. Overall, the document argues that agility will be crucial for BI over the next decade to enable flexibility in responding to changing business needs.
This document provides an outline for a presentation on Microsoft's Business Intelligence (BI) consolidation capabilities. The presentation aims to provide an overview of Microsoft's BI vision and the key benefits of consolidation, using case studies and customer evidence. The presentation outline covers common BI challenges organizations face with multiple disconnected tools, and how Microsoft's integrated BI platform addresses these challenges through a single consolidated view, reduced costs, improved collaboration and efficiency.
The amount of information inside your company is constantly expanding, and to stay competitive, your data-insight strategy has to keep pace with business change. Here, we explore the benefits of using Infor BI and how using the platform can quickly transform raw data into valuable business insight. Infor BI is the one solution for all your data analytics needs.
The document discusses critical challenges for business intelligence (BI) project success. It states that over half of BI projects fail or do not deliver promised benefits. The top reasons for failure are treating BI as just another IT project rather than a constantly evolving strategy, and not addressing 10 critical challenges. These challenges include lack of cross-organizational collaboration, unengaged business sponsors, unavailable business representatives, lack of skilled staff, no iterative development methodology, and overreliance on tools without understanding their proper use.
Business intelligence (BI) is software and solutions that collect, analyze, and provide access to data to help users make better decisions. It includes tools like data warehousing, reporting, data mining, and dashboards. BI has grown significantly in recent years and is applied across industries like customer relationship management, supply chain management, and enterprise resource planning. It provides faster and more accessible reports to answer questions about past, present, and future business performance and goals.
Datalicious was founded in 2007 to provide data analytics services and has since expanded to a full-service 360 data agency. The document discusses challenges with traditional approaches to building a single customer view and proposes using Splunk as a more innovative and cost-effective solution. Splunk allows for real-time integration of various data sources like website, call center, and CRM data to power customer insights and targeted campaigns.
Unified data management is becoming strategically important for companies to gain insights from large and diverse data in real time. Effective data management solutions can support business operations and analytics to improve processes and decision making. However, developing a unified strategy is challenging and requires collaboration between IT and business users. When both perspectives are incorporated into creating governance policies and selecting tools, companies can better integrate, access, and leverage their data to increase competitiveness.
The document discusses business intelligence and analytics programs and careers. It provides information on topics like data mining, dashboards, enterprise resource planning systems, online analytical processing, and multidimensional data models. It also lists relevant course descriptions and curriculum from technical schools and colleges to prepare for careers in fields like business intelligence specialist, business intelligence developer, and business intelligence report developer.
Tasks of a data analyst Microsoft Learning Path - PL 300 .pdfTung415774
A data analyst helps organizations gain valuable insights from their data by performing key tasks like preparing data, modeling relationships between data, visualizing data in reports to identify patterns and trends, analyzing the data to communicate findings, and managing Power BI assets like reports, dashboards and data models. Data preparation involves cleaning, transforming and profiling raw data to eliminate errors and ensure the data makes sense. Modeling defines how tables relate and metrics are calculated to enrich understanding. Visualization brings the data to life in reports that tell compelling stories to guide decision making.
This Presentation covers the basic concept of Business Intelligence, BI Technologies, BI Tools, Future of BI, Real time BI, Key Stages of BI, BI Industry & Decision Support Applications.
Power bi implementation for finance services firmsaddendanalytics
Addend Analytics is a Microsoft Power BI-partner based in Mumbai, India. Apart from being authorized for Power BI implementations, Addend has successfully executed Power BI projects for 100+ clients across sectors like financial services, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Sales, Manufacturing, Real estate, Logistics, and Healthcare in countries like the US, Europe, Australia, and India. Companies partnering with us save their valuable time and efforts of searching and managing resources while saving hugely on the development costs and hence, most of the small and medium enterprises in North America prefer Addend to be their Power BI implementation partner.
Business intelligence (BI) involves strategies and technologies used to analyze business data and present information to support decision-making. Big data refers to extremely large datasets that require advanced analytics to derive insights. BI technologies provide historical, current, and predictive views of business operations through reporting, analytics, and data mining. While BI helps with reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and promotions, it can be costly and expose information to risks. Big data allows for detecting fraud, gaining competitive insights, and improving customer service and profits through real-time analysis, but poses logistical and privacy challenges.
Learn the basics of business intelligence, including common terms, how to implement solutions, and what it can do for your company. For even more insight into how project management can benefit your work, visit: http://bit.ly/GuideToBI
To find a custom business intelligence solution that fits the specific needs of your work, visit: http://bit.ly/GetBI1
Semantic 'Radar' Steers Users to Insights in the Data LakeCognizant
The document discusses how a semantic "data lake" can help organizations extract meaning and insights from large amounts of digital data. A data lake combines data from different sources and uses semantic models, tagging, and algorithms to help users more quickly find relevant data relationships and insights. It describes how semantic technology plays a key role in data ingestion, management, modeling of different views, querying, and exposing analytics as web services to create personalized customer experiences.
This document discusses MDM (Master Data Management) as a methodology. It provides background on how MDM originated from consolidating redundant reference tables across applications. It describes the key components of an MDM framework, including an enterprise data model with six layers, templates to collect and map data, and a strategy that links projects and global data management. It also outlines the methodology, including project and enterprise data management life cycles connected by a data harmonization process.
Role of business intelligence in knowledge managementShakthi Fernando
This study is fundamentally based on the most common components of a Business Intelligence System, data warehouses, ETL tools, OLAP techniques and data mining, which comfort the decision making function. It further describe about the role of each component in a Business Intelligence System and how Business Intelligence Systems can be used for better business decision making at each level of management.
The document discusses the business intelligence (BI) lifecycle, which includes 6 key stages: 1) Analyzing business requirements, 2) Designing a data model, 3) Designing the physical schema, 4) Building the data warehouse, 5) Creating project metadata, and 6) Developing BI objects. It also describes the Enterprise Performance Lifecycle (EPLC) framework, which manages project deliverables and reviews across various stages to minimize risk and ensure best practices are followed throughout the project lifecycle.
Why BI ?
Performance management
Identify trends
Cash flow trend
Fine-tune operations
Sales pipeline analysis
Future projections
business Forecasting
Decision Making Tools
Convert data into information
How to Think ?
What happened?
What is happening?
Why did it happen?
What will happen?
What do I want to happen?
1. The document discusses Business Intelligence and analytics using Oracle BI Foundation Suite. It provides an overview of the different components, capabilities, and features of Oracle BI including the BI Server, presentation layer, data warehousing, ETL processes, and end users.
2. It describes the different modules of Oracle BI including dashboards, KPIs, reports, predictive analysis, and graphical OLAP. It also discusses the hardware and software components needed for a complete Oracle BI solution.
3. Screenshots are provided showing how to create a database connection in Oracle BI, indicating how users can access and work with data through the presentation layer.
This document lists 50 potential thesis topics related to business analytics. The topics cover a wide range of subjects including Amazon web services analytics, big data analytics, data warehousing, business intelligence software and vendors, text mining, artificial intelligence, predictive analytics tools, data governance, competitive strategy analysis, HR and marketing analytics, data visualization, and education and retail analytics.
Avail Power BI Consulting Services to Integrate SeamlesslyElena Mia
To know more about Power BI and other Microsoft’s power platforms, connect with our Power BI Consulting Services experts.
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This document discusses trends in business intelligence (BI) and how adopting an agile approach can help address challenges in BI initiatives. It identifies a lack of flexibility as a key reason why many BI initiatives fail despite investments. The document advocates for adopting agile BI best practices like having automated and unified BI technologies that are pervasive and limitless. It recommends that organizations structure themselves to support agile BI with a hub-and-spoke model and business ownership of governance. Overall, the document argues that agility will be crucial for BI over the next decade to enable flexibility in responding to changing business needs.
This document provides an outline for a presentation on Microsoft's Business Intelligence (BI) consolidation capabilities. The presentation aims to provide an overview of Microsoft's BI vision and the key benefits of consolidation, using case studies and customer evidence. The presentation outline covers common BI challenges organizations face with multiple disconnected tools, and how Microsoft's integrated BI platform addresses these challenges through a single consolidated view, reduced costs, improved collaboration and efficiency.
The amount of information inside your company is constantly expanding, and to stay competitive, your data-insight strategy has to keep pace with business change. Here, we explore the benefits of using Infor BI and how using the platform can quickly transform raw data into valuable business insight. Infor BI is the one solution for all your data analytics needs.
The document discusses critical challenges for business intelligence (BI) project success. It states that over half of BI projects fail or do not deliver promised benefits. The top reasons for failure are treating BI as just another IT project rather than a constantly evolving strategy, and not addressing 10 critical challenges. These challenges include lack of cross-organizational collaboration, unengaged business sponsors, unavailable business representatives, lack of skilled staff, no iterative development methodology, and overreliance on tools without understanding their proper use.
Business intelligence (BI) is software and solutions that collect, analyze, and provide access to data to help users make better decisions. It includes tools like data warehousing, reporting, data mining, and dashboards. BI has grown significantly in recent years and is applied across industries like customer relationship management, supply chain management, and enterprise resource planning. It provides faster and more accessible reports to answer questions about past, present, and future business performance and goals.
Datalicious was founded in 2007 to provide data analytics services and has since expanded to a full-service 360 data agency. The document discusses challenges with traditional approaches to building a single customer view and proposes using Splunk as a more innovative and cost-effective solution. Splunk allows for real-time integration of various data sources like website, call center, and CRM data to power customer insights and targeted campaigns.
Unified data management is becoming strategically important for companies to gain insights from large and diverse data in real time. Effective data management solutions can support business operations and analytics to improve processes and decision making. However, developing a unified strategy is challenging and requires collaboration between IT and business users. When both perspectives are incorporated into creating governance policies and selecting tools, companies can better integrate, access, and leverage their data to increase competitiveness.
The document discusses business intelligence and analytics programs and careers. It provides information on topics like data mining, dashboards, enterprise resource planning systems, online analytical processing, and multidimensional data models. It also lists relevant course descriptions and curriculum from technical schools and colleges to prepare for careers in fields like business intelligence specialist, business intelligence developer, and business intelligence report developer.
Tasks of a data analyst Microsoft Learning Path - PL 300 .pdfTung415774
A data analyst helps organizations gain valuable insights from their data by performing key tasks like preparing data, modeling relationships between data, visualizing data in reports to identify patterns and trends, analyzing the data to communicate findings, and managing Power BI assets like reports, dashboards and data models. Data preparation involves cleaning, transforming and profiling raw data to eliminate errors and ensure the data makes sense. Modeling defines how tables relate and metrics are calculated to enrich understanding. Visualization brings the data to life in reports that tell compelling stories to guide decision making.
The document discusses the need for business modeling tools that go beyond traditional business intelligence (BI) capabilities like reporting and data access. While BI has improved data availability, tools for analyzing and manipulating data have not progressed as quickly. Spreadsheet use remains high despite data warehousing investments. The document argues that effective business modeling requires separating physical and semantic data models to make the data more understandable and usable for business users. It also requires the ability to create and update models over time in a standardized, integrated way.
Business intelligence (BI) refers to capabilities that enable organizations to make better decisions by collecting, presenting, and delivering data in easy-to-understand formats. BI solutions allow companies to answer questions about their products, competitors, customers, markets, and trends. An effective BI solution should be easy for all levels of employees to access, integrate data from various sources, provide data visualization and self-service analytics capabilities, and employ machine learning for automated and augmented analysis.
Business Intelligence In Cyber Security | Cyberroot Risk AdvisoryCR Group
Business intelligence (BI) involves collecting, organizing, and analyzing data from within a business to help managers make more informed decisions. BI tools include spreadsheets, reporting software, data visualization software, data mining tools, and online analytical processing. These tools provide benefits like faster reporting, improved data quality, and the ability to base decisions on data rather than estimates. However, cyber security is integral to BI, as data governance and protection from cyber threats are ongoing priorities to prevent business interruptions from attacks.
Business intelligence (BI) systems allow companies to gather, store, access, and analyze corporate data to aid in decision-making. These systems illustrate intelligence in areas like customer profiling, market research, and product profitability. A hotel franchise uses BI to compile statistics on metrics like occupancy and room rates to analyze performance and competitive position. Banks also use BI to determine their most profitable customers and which customers to target for new products.
The need, applications, challenges, new trends and
a consulting perspective
(Why is Big Data a strategic need for optimization of organizational processes especially in the business domains and what is the consultant’s role?)
With every transaction and activity, organizations churn out data. This process happens even in the case of idle operation. Hence, data needs to be effectively analyzed to manage all processes better. Data can be used to make sense of the current situation and predict outcomes. It also can be used to optimize business processes and operations. This is easier said than done as data is being produced at an unprecedented rate, huge volumes and a high degree of variety. For the outcome of the data analysis to be relevant, all the data sets must be factored in to the analysis and predictions. This is where big data analysis comes in with its sophisticated tools that are also now easy on the pocket if one prefers the open source.
The future of high potential marketing lead generation would be based on big data. Virtually every business vertical can benefit from big data initiatives. Even those without deep pockets can use the cloud model for business analytics/big data analysis.
Some challenges remain to be addressed to engender large scale adoption but the current benefits outweigh the concerns.
India has seen a massive growth in big data adoption and the trend will grow though it is generally amongst the bigger players. As quality of data improves and customer reluctance to being honest when they volunteer data reduces, the forecasts will become more accurate and Big Data will have come to its rightful place as a key enabler.
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How do huge organizations work all over the world and yet the data is maintained efficiently? All business holders are aware of Business Intelligence as it identifies the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to organizations by creating understandable insights.
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Business intelligence (BI) refers to technologies and applications used to analyze data and provide access to information about company operations. It involves collecting data from across the organization, storing it in data warehouses or data marts, and providing tools to access and analyze the data. The goal of BI is to help business users make more informed decisions by providing insights from large amounts of internal and external data. Key aspects of BI include data warehousing, online analytical processing, reporting, dashboards, scorecards, and data mining.
This document discusses simplifying analytics strategies. It recommends pursuing a simpler path to insights by accelerating data through a hybrid data platform and emerging technologies. This allows for fast data, insights, and outcomes. Examples show how next-gen BI and data visualization, data discovery, and machine learning can delegate work to analytics technologies to more easily uncover patterns and opportunities. The document emphasizes that each path to insights is unique and may involve hypothesis-based or discovery-based approaches.
Visionet Business Intelligence Solutions - Is your Business Intelligence real...Visionet Systems, Inc.
Business intelligence systems promise to present one version of the truth by pulling data from multiple internal and external sources. However, getting accurate insights is challenging because data is often disparate and inconsistent. Visionet helps companies address this issue through enterprise data management practices like data standards and governance. They use a comprehensive methodology involving extraction, transformation, loading of data as well as application and metadata repository development to help organizations make informed decisions based on clean unified information.
This document discusses choosing the right data architecture for big data projects. It begins by acknowledging big data comes in many types, from structured transactional data to unstructured text data. It then presents several big data architectures and platforms that are suitable for different data types and use cases, such as relational databases, NoSQL databases, data grids, and distributed file systems. The document emphasizes that one size does not fit all and the right choice depends on the specific data and business needs.
Business intelligence (BI) software tools integrate customer data to help managers ascertain business prospects and increase operational efficiency. BI tools comprise features like data mining, searching, querying, OLAP, dashboards, and reporting to plan strategic business decisions. Cloud, on-premises, and SaaS are common deployment methods for BI software. Standard BI tools should accommodate multiple users, provide insightful reports, adapt to existing systems/data, and ensure accurate, up-to-date customer information. BI software solutions from vendors like MicroStrategy and Tableau introduce novel features and help managers make critical decisions around cost reduction, opportunities, resource allocation, and performance management.
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Big data analytics is used to extract meaningful insights from data through identifying hidden patterns, correlations, trends, and customer preferences. It provides advantages like better decision making and preventing fraud. Business intelligence refers to technologies, applications, and practices used to collect, integrate, analyze and present business information and is data-driven to support decision making. Business intelligence tools allow users to identify actionable information from raw data to facilitate data-driven decision making.
Big data analytics is used to extract meaningful insights from data through identifying hidden patterns, correlations, trends, and customer preferences. It provides advantages like better decision making and preventing fraud. Business intelligence encompasses technologies, applications, and practices for collecting, integrating, analyzing, and presenting business information and is data-driven to support decision making. Business intelligence tools allow users to identify actionable information from raw data to facilitate data-driven decision making.
Data analytics can immensely impact and improve a business’s decision-making processes. From better strategies to profits, explore the full scope of analytics.
Data analytics can immensely impact and improve a business’s decision-making processes. From better strategies to profits, explore the full scope of analytics.
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It outlines the basic identity elements such as symbol, logotype, colors, and typefaces. It provides examples of applying the identity to materials like letterhead, business cards, reports, folders, and websites.
Cross-Cultural Leadership and CommunicationMattVassar1
Business is done in many different ways across the world. How you connect with colleagues and communicate feedback constructively differs tremendously depending on where a person comes from. Drawing on the culture map from the cultural anthropologist, Erin Meyer, this class discusses how best to manage effectively across the invisible lines of culture.
How to stay relevant as a cyber professional: Skills, trends and career paths...Infosec
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As a cybersecurity professional, you need to constantly learn, but what new skills are employers asking for — both now and in the coming years? Join this webinar to learn how to position your career to stay ahead of the latest technology trends, from AI to cloud security to the latest security controls. Then, start future-proofing your career for long-term success.
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Offers bank dss
1. Offers bank DSS
Ghada Saad Al-Ajlan Manal Hamad Al- Saloum
College of Computer & Information Sciences College of Computer & Information Sciences
Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University
Al-ajlan.ghada@gmail.com jo0ory1111@hotmail.com
Abstract— Offers bank DSS is aims to follow up on customer
behavior to find out their attitudes and offers the most
convenient for them, to improve the performances and renew
always be consistent with the requirements of customers, keeps
them from leaking to other banks and to attract new customers.
Exploitation is optimized for customer data in the bank, can be
classified information accurately able to work queries multiple
order to know the trends of the customers about offers, then
analyze these trends and try to find relationships between these
trends to see offers occasion to intensify, and inappropriate for
its defiance. This can be done by using Microsoft Access which
helps to store a large number of a proper data with the
possibility of linking them and be able to work query appropriate
smoothly. Using the new shape Microsoft Excel 2013 where
contains new features that enable user to access the databases
and extract information for do appropriate analysis that helps to
make the better decisions. One of the most important features
are VBA enabling user to program Excel so that you can
automate a boring report, format a big&ugly chart, clean-up
some messy data .
Keywords— Offers bank DSS , Business Intelligence (BI),
Microsoft Excel 2013, Data warehouse (DW), SAP company
I. INTRODUCTION
Business Intelligence (BI) is the top priority of any
enterprise. It is a much more integrated, highly strategic,
management tool that supports every day decisions on how to
operate the business to better achieve corporate objectives[1].
Know , there are wide range of it as products that offering
solutions depending on what you spend the need . May
company as Oracle, IBN,SAP and Microsoft despite its many
successful applications in different business domains, such as,
E-government, E-business, E-commerce, E-market, E-finance,
and E-learning systems with the corresponding technologies
of web research, web mining, and web-based support systems.
Business intelligence solutions makes enterprise easier to
identify trends and issues, uncover new insights, and fine-tune
operations to meet business goals. BI solutions can be very
comprehensive, or they can focus on specific functions, such
as corporate performance management, spend. analysis, sales
pipeline analysis and sales compensation analysis.
With the tremendous progress in all fields, there are many
challenges and problems ,"Getting better insights out of the
data they already have" as their top technology challenge". BI
solutions can solve this problem by providing a framework
and tools to measure and manage business goals and conduct
―what-if‖ scenarios to evaluate different courses of action. In
very small companies, spreadsheets and other ad hoc tools are
often enough to get the job done. But as companies grow, the
amount of data decision makers need to understand grows:
new products and services, new markets and opportunities,
investments in operations, sales, marketing and other systems
to support growth. As a result, more people have to be part of
the data collection and analysis process, and different people
in the organization (sales, marketing, finance, etc.) need to
look at data in different ways.
There are some important applications that contribute to
the achievement of BI solutions like Microsoft Excel .
Microsoft Excel 2013 today with new features such as Flash
Fill can easily reformat and rearrange your data to gain new
insight and learns and recognizes pattern and auto-completes
the remaining data for user . No formulas or macros required.
It perform complex analyses quickly and summarizes your
data with previews of various pivot-table options, so user can
compare them and select the option that tells your event
better to discover the insights hidden in data. Visualize data
to understand it better else was one of news which can
achieved through recommended Charts that apply best charts
illustrate for data's patterns ,quickly preview chart and graph
options, and then pick the ones that present insights most
clearly. To implement any things quickly ,Excel provides
Quick analysis which can discover and compare different
ways to represent your data visually else with use Chart
Formatting Control allow imagine the freedom to fine-tune the
look and feel of your charts quickly. Microsoft Excel as the
tool of choice to analyse large sets of complex data stored in
databases or in various spreadsheets will be very pleased with
the new data modelling and visualization capabilities in
Microsoft Excel 2013. A number of advanced reporting tools
that were previously available as add-ins for Excel are now
built in to Excel 2013. Now you can create great looking
reports and dashboards by inserting a ―Power View‖ into your
spreadsheet. The Power View takes advantage or Microsoft’s
Silver light technology and online services such as the Bing
mapping service to create more advanced reports. With the
more advanced data modelling capabilities of Microsoft Excel
2013 you can add multiple data sets and define relationships
between data. For every release of Office, Microsoft has
added business intelligence (the ability to turn raw data stored
in the organization into meaningful business insights)
capabilities into Excel[2]. Still, many organizations have
2. required third party tools to fulfil their business intelligence
needs.
Offers bank DSS explain in this paper how can make
offers system as BI solutions in four phases . first phase is
create Database and Star schema by use Microsoft access
2013 . Second phase is fill data after determine Dimensions
and Measures and retrieval it in Microsoft Excel 2013 .Third
phase is create a dashboard in Microsoft Excel 2013 .Finial
phase is analyse and understand past trends and predict by
using Data Mining.
II. literature survey
Demand for Business Intelligence (BI) applications
continues to grow even at a time when demand for most
information technology (IT) products is soft[3].Business
intelligence (BI) is a data-driven DSS that combines data
gathering, data storage, and knowledge management with
analysis to provide input to the decision process. The term
originated in 1989; prior to that many of its characteristics
were part of executive information systems. Business
intelligence emphasizes analysis of large volumes of data
about the firm and its operations. It includes competitive
intelligence (monitoring competitors) as a subset. In
computer-based environments, business intelligence uses a
large database, typically stored in a data warehouse or data
mart, as its source of information and as the basis for
sophisticated analysis. Analyses ranges from simple reporting
to slice-and-dice, drill down, answering ad hoc queries, real-
time analysis, and forecasting. A large number of vendors
provide analysis tools. Perhaps the most useful of these is the
dashboard. Recent developments in BI include business
performance measurement (BPM), business activity
monitoring (BAM), and the expansion of BI from being a staff
tool to being used by people throughout the organization (BI
for the masses). In the long-term, BI techniques and findings
will be imbedded into business processes[4].
Essential components of proactive BI are : real-time data
warehousing , data mining ,automated anomaly and exception
detection , proactive alerting with automatic recipient
determination, ,seamless follow-through workflow, automatic
learning and refinement, ,geographic information systems
(Sidebar 1) ,data visualization (Sidebar 2)[5].
Embracing of BI was synchronization with the birth of new
corporate strategies [6], such as:
Early user-friendly languages emerged to offer a
bridge between end users and the hostile IT
environment establishing the concept of end-user
computing.
Centralized centers of competency were created to
provide a means for end users to become productive
quickly. The need to set corporate standards for
analysis tools was one of the most significant
benefits from these centers.
With the era of client/server systems came the
understanding that keeping data in situ may not be
conducive to analysis; thus, reengineering of data
into BI friendly forms and formats was ideal. The
most commonly accepted form of database was a
relational store that supported SQL. The need to
establish and adhere to standards for all vendors’
SQL became a mantra.
The Information Warehouse proved that accessing
data in place is not always desirable, but capturing
the metadata about existing information makes
perfect sense. Before user transform current
information, user need to know all about its current
contents and form.
Data Warehousing projects brought all the pertinent
steps together for taking existing information sources
and creating new, analysis-based data. It also proved
that the tasks related to data transformation could be
incredibly long and costly. The argument as to
whether a warehouse or a mart is more appropriate
continues. The most significant aspect of
warehousing or ―marting‖ is the realization that the
back ends will probably remain and processes to
transform and create new data stores must be
automated.
Solution of business intelligence become available for
decision-makers. To extract information from huge, ever-
growing databases and then turn it into actionable business
intelligence at the time it’s needed, however, puts enormous
strain on traditional data management systems. There are
many offers view of it solutions from different company ,for
example Panorama Software company produced Panorama
Necto which enabled Business Intelligence solution that offers
a new way to connect data, insights, and people in the
organization[7]. It represents a new generation of BI solutions
that enable enterprises to leverage the power of Social
Intelligence to gain insights more quickly, more efficiently,
and with greater relevancy. Sybase company download
Sybase Business Intelligence Software Solutions To help its
customers overcome these problems, Sybase provides
radically innovate enterprise analytics and data warehousing
software tools that give customers with the power and speed
they need to make actionable business intelligence a reality —
even in real time[8] . SAP company launched SAP Crystal
Reports enables user to easily design interactive reports and
connect them to virtually any data source, that allow users can
benefit from on-report sorting and filtering – giving them the
power to execute decisions instantly[9].
In IBM company business intelligence solutions as Cognos
Enterprise provides the following[10]:
3. Reports equip users with the information they need to
make fact-based decisions.
Dashboards help users access, interact and
personalize content in a way that supports how they
make decisions.
Analysis capabilities provide access to information
from multiple angles and perspectives so you can
view and analyze it to make informed decisions.
Collaboration capabilities include communication
tools and social networking to fuel the exchange of
ideas during the decision-making process.
Scorecarding capabilities automate the capture,
management and monitoring of business metrics so
you can compare them with your strategic and
operational objectives.
These excellent features and multiple options to select paid
a lot of sectors to insert BI which the most important of these
sectors, the education . BI Listed in the academic field and
become very important course but with absence of a lot of
possibilities teaching it became a very difficult for multiple
aspects, which from Professors specialists aspect , they cannot
teach content and explain the complex and internal processes
in BI. From student aspect ,difficult for them to imagine
operations and does not have a suitable training environment
that contain software to enhance the concept of BI. This leads
to a gap between students and professionals, so the result not
knowing the certainty of the benefits of BI and not recognize
it as a better solution. Might come out students for the labor
market does not have an adequate exercise and therefore
cannot work in this area.
III . offers bank DSS project
In this section of the paper is to clarify the project in details
as the following:
A . Project description
Offers bank DSS are system using business intelligence
(BI) to predicting customers bank behavior and know what
customers want before they do it ,also it develop to record and
monitor the transaction by ( phone, bank branch , online and
ATM) and combine this data with personal customers data to
extract the important information for support the system . The
Offers bank DSS analysis the data and model the customers
behavior to automatically come up with prospective offers just
in right time with connection ways ( mobile, email ,…..) , to
improved the system of bank and maintain of customers.
B. Worth of project
The project well help to improve the performance of offers
system bank by develop the method and process needed to for
reflect a good financial to the bank.
C. Dimensions and measures
At this section we explain the details about offers bank DSS,
the steps which we have worked in it to release good and
useful result to evaluate the system performance.
1) Data warehouse (DW)
The DW Designed to extract , manipulate , representation
and submitted data to analysis and knowledge discovery and
make a suitable decisions of the Bank, this data extract from
deferent data source like databases (see figure 1).
Figure 1: data cube
The data warehouse represent like multidimensional model
in data cube and contain two tables dimension table and fact
table . We use Microsoft access 2013 (my SQL) to represent
DW.
2) Dimensions table of offers bank DSS
There are 4 dimension tables use in DW as the following:
1. Customers table
The table record 200 information customers bank ,
Which contain ( customer_key, customer
_account,first_name, last_name , address, phone,
city, zib_code, own house , own car, family_id
,number _children , material_statue) . Each
customers belong to family that also have account in
bank they gives the same family id .
Also there related table to customer table is named is
Account which contain about information of account
for each customer.
2. Time table
Time was at period 6 month from 1/1/2011 to
30/6/2011 and divided for each day to 2 period at
AM and PM . Which contain ( time_key , day ,month
,year ,time _from ,time_ to)
3. Transaction type table
4. There 17 type of transaction and way to do
operations . Which contain (trans_key , transaction
_method, transaction _type)
4. Offer table
There are 21 offers , offer type and classification and
the description of it .
which contain ( offer_key , offer classification ,
offer_type , offer _description).
3) Fact table of offers bank DSS
The fact table contain all key of dimension tables and the
measure are amount of money that customers use it for each
operation. Fact table record the offers that send to customer
depended in their transaction they do it for 6 month . At figure
( 2 ) we draw the snowflake schema of the system and there
relation between theme.
Figure 2: snowflake schema
IV. Implantation and Result
At this stage we analysis the data in DW and extraction the
knowledge and decisions related to that we use OLAP
operations and queries to represent important information
about system .
A) The queries and charts
There numbers of queries answer and extract important
information from DW to improve the offers DSS. We use
pivot OLAP operation by Excel 2013 to extract information
and represent it in charts. At below the queries and chart
for each one and the result.
the number of customers that take offers and
compare between month about which offer are
more active. At figure 3 show the result of
number of customers whom send to them the
offers at 5 may and 6 JUN months.
The manger also can choose any month he want
to represent at any offers.
Figure 3: number of customers for each offers at
select month
the most customer who deposit in bank for select
month to treat him for best services and best offers,
the bank very interest for this type of customers to
keep them customers for their bank . At figure 4
show the result .
Figure 4:amount of deposit for select customer and
select month
the number of affluent customers ( their amount of
account more or equal to 100,000 RS ) that do not have
credit card , so we try sent to them more of credit card
offers , the bank very interest about affluent customers
because bank will benefit from large amount deposit in
to credit card . At figure 5 show the result .
Figure 5: total number of affluent customers use or not
use credit card
numbers of family that take offers more than single
customers who do not belong to family id , we
5. result from that the customer keen to register their
family at same bank to obtain of family offers . At
figure 6 show the result
Figure 6: numbers of family and single that take offers
B) Descriptive rule by data mining
to descriptive the rules we need to extract pattern from DW
transactions, first determined the 2 offers that frequently
occur ,then determined the support and confidence for each
relation after that see it can be rule or not , at below figure 7
explain the work .
figure 7:assoccetion rule
C) The rules
relation between offer personal loan and house
loan. Customers like offer of house loan with low
and fixed finance rate so she or he interest to get
personal loan . it can help bank to improve their
offers about this loans to increasing customers .
also their relation between the holiday 5 may and 6
JUN month with offers of personal loan at figure 8
explains the rate .
numbers of offers loans send to customers whom
get personal loans at these month it can help bank
to create more offers at holiday months .
Figure 8: number of loan
V . Conclusion
This paper concerned with BI , which seeks to exploit the
huge data in order to provide appropriate solutions for
organizations. By integrated with other applications is
Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel 2013 work became
more easily, quickly and appeared high quality results. Many
companies introduced BI products to solve various problems.
Nevertheless remained teaching BI faces several difficulties,
including lack of resources, the transfer of expertise for
teachers, lack of good content and practices and not to be
subjected to the appropriate training.
Through the project, we saw how the results emerged and new
directions, so that after the study of the behaviour of
customers in the bank show that there is a relationship
between home loans and the growing popularity of personal
loans. As well as other relationship emerged between the
holidays season and the increase in personal loans . A lot of
relationship appeared as well as there are other hidden,
possible new show after several transaction carried out by the
customer. This helps to improve the Bank offers and choose
the most appropriate time to put it coincided with the
customer's requirements.
Future research work will be focused on providing
recommendations for the use of BI in other areas, especially in
the field of education in order to change the bad image and try
to void the difficulties faced by the teaching BI in academic
sector .
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