The document discusses business intelligence (BI), detailing its definition, evolution, and life cycle, along with tools and processes used for effective decision-making in organizations. It highlights practical examples of BI applications across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of data analysis, forecasting, and the implementation of BI tools. Additionally, it outlines the advantages of BI, such as improved decision-making and increased efficiency.

1. Business Intelligence.
Paper by : Omkar S. Tembe
Misbah M.H Shaikh
BCA III
D.G.College of Commerce , Satara.
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2.  Skills, processes, technologies, applications and practices used to
support decision making.
 Broad category of applications and technologies for gathering,
storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help clients
make better business decisions.
 A system that collects, integrates, analyses and presents business
information to support better business decision making.
 Culture , processes and technologies used to improve decision
making for stakeholders .
 Introduction :-
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3.  Evolution of B.I :-
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4.  Meaning of Business Intelligence :-
What It is not : What It Is :
• Application Solution
• Tool Suite
• Department Interdepartmental Team
• Project Continuous Process
• Report Base Knowledge Base
• Archive Actionable Information
• IT Service Business Asset
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5.  Business Intelligence Life Cycle :-
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6.  Transformation Process in B.I :-
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7.  To get information from available data.
 To make data manageable and actionable in a timely manner.
 Optimization ……. What’s the best that can happen ?
 Predictive Modeling ……. What will happen next ?
 Forecasting ……. What if the current trends continue ?
 Statistical analysis ……. Why is this happening ?
 Alerts ……. What actions are needed ?
 Standard reports ……. What happened ?
 Need of Business Intelligence :-
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8. 1) Data Sourcing
2) Data Analysis
3) Situation Awareness
4) Risk Analysis
5) Decision Support
 Stages of Business Intelligence :-
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9.  Practical Examples of B.I :-
Smaller organizations :
Excel spreadsheets
Larger organizations :
Data mining,
predictive analytics,
dashboards
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10.  Practical Examples of B.I :-
 Call centres :
Top Agent gets awarded by bonus which leads in competition to
performance improvements.
 Crime Case :
Information gathered on previous actions of serial killers allows the
team to predict the actions of future serial killers .
 Detection of malpractices in colleges during exams.
 Customer Loyalty Programs
 Twitter analysis for public mood
 Healthcare
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11.  Tools used to Implement B.I :-
 Multidimensional Analysis or Online Analytical Processing (OLAP)
 Data Mining
 Decision Support Systems
 Data Mart
 Enterprise Data Warehouse
 Dashboards
 Data Visualization Technologies (G.I.S)
 Score Cards
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12.  Visualization of tools used for B.I :-
Digital Dashboard Manager’s Cockpit
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13.  Users of Business Intelligence :-
 IT staff
 Power users
 Executives
 Functional managers
 Occasional information customers
 Partners
 Consumers
 Each group uses different BI tools and functions at varying levels of
strategic importance
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14.  Predictive Analytics
 Visualization/Dashboards
 Master Data Management
 The Cloud
 Analytic Databases
 Mobile BI
 Open Source
 Text Analytics
 Mobile , Cloud , Social Media , Advanced Analysis
 Trends / Technologies used in B.I :-
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15.  Rules to be followed while implementing
B.I :-
 Strong support from executive management
 Trustworthy and value added
 Clear view and vision
 Iterative success criteria
 Right technology to the right people at the right time
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16.  Time savings
 Improved strategies and plans
 Improved tactical decisions
 More efficient processes
 Cost savings
 Faster, more accurate reporting
 Improved decision making
 Improved customer service
 Increased revenue
 Advantages of Business Intelligence
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17.  References :-
www.maia-intelligence.com
www.microsoft.com/bi
www.pragmaticworks.com
www.wekipedia.com
www.cio.com
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18. Thank you !!!
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