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BT Financial embraces BI to better understand customers
BT Financial Group has tapped business intelligence (BI) software from QlikView to provide insights on how to grow and retain customers for its financial advice business.
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Peters Ice Cream selects ERP system of many flavours
With a start date of January 2013, the race is on at Peters Ice Cream to implement a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system before it goes live on 1 August.
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In pictures: QlikTech takes harbour cruise
Business intelligence (BI) software vendor QlikTech hosted the Australian leg of their business discovery world tour on a Sydney harbour cruise this week. The customer event discussed current trends in BI.
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CIOs talk about their top priorities for 2013
CIO Australia spoke to five IT leaders about the key technology and business strategies that will help drive growth across their organisations this year.
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Business intelligence revenues to reach $475.6 million: Gartner
Investment by CIOs and IT managers in business intelligence (BI) software to improve decision making processes is driving the market to greater revenues than 2012, said analyst firm Gartner.
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CIOs still acting as IT managers: Gartner
CIOs are focusing on digital technologies to drive business transformation but are still ‘stuck in a rut’ of managing day-to-day administrative IT activities, according to a new global CIO survey by research firm Gartner.
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IBM taps social media at Australian Open
IBM and Tennis Australia, partnering for the 20th year at the Australian Open, are analysing social media not only to measure players’ popularity but also to ensure there is adequate capacity to handle spikes in user activity.
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The behind-the-scenes tech of the Australian Open
Pictures of the technology powering Melbourne's grand slam.
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Skilling up: Deakin Uni’s big data and analytics program
With a flood of information rushing in to the business, companies are increasingly demanding workers who can analyse the data and make insights and predictions. However, finding a properly trained person for the job can be a difficult challenge.
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Factory Direct Fencing stakes new boundaries with ERP, CRM
Queensland-based fencing product company, Factory Direct Fencing (FDF), has used a combined ERP and CRM system to automate functions and help with expansion into Australian sales markets.
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In-memory computing
The massive explosion in data volumes collected by many organisations has brought with it an accompanying headache in terms of putting it to gainful use. Businesses increasingly need to make quick decisions, and pressure is mounting on IT departments to provide solutions that deliver quality data much faster than has been possible before. The days of trapping information in a data warehouse for retrospective analysis are fading in favour of event-driven systems that can provide data and enable decisions in real time.
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