Posted by John Shepperson | Dec 30, 2014 11:00:00 AM
Business intelligence “came into its own” in 2014. Relying on cloud computing and making business intelligence data available on the mobile platform were probably the biggest innovations of the year.
Following is a review of the most significant changes to the world of business intelligence that occurred in 2014 and some predictions for 2015.
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The idea of business intelligence originally referenced banks that relied on information to make business decisions. Business intelligence has evolved, however, hand-in-hand with technology and is now a must have decision-making tool for all business owners, not just bankers.
The following three trends reflect the latest innovations in the field of business intelligence:
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