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The market of BI is shifting from early adoption to actual implementation.
It has gradually evolved from being rigid to a much more
flexible, agile process, that is cloud enabled, that organizations
as well as individuals can utilize. This change has now reached Europe,
with 37% of the companies performing Business Intelligence projects.
Big Data is projected to be a $28.5 billion market in 2014, growing to
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Converging the cloud and BI to enable the central coordination of
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does not exist and it is very challenging to show the value of BI to
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measurements results in difficulties of ROI measurements of BI
solutions and thus the demand for performance management is
growing momentum.
After the staggering success and interest for our local Business Intelligence
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Days conference. The Decision Support Days is not just a conference.
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