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ING Direct Australia shares 12 BI tips
Implementing business intelligence (BI) can be a process fraught with pitfalls but avoiding this is easy if companies follow certain processes, advises financial services company, ING Direct Australia.
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Toyota Australia puts BI in top gear
Budget blowouts and delays were hampering IT projects at Toyota Australia until the car manufacturer rolled out a new business intelligence (BI) model.
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Mirus Australia creates aged care BI
In a bid to provide better patient data to care providers, aged care services firm, Mirus Australia, has developed an Aged Care Metrics (ACM) system which utilises business intelligence (BI).
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Gartner BI Summit: The future of analytics
Business analytics need to become easier to use in the future as Australia is faced with an analytics skills shortage that will not go away, according to a Gartner Business Intelligence (BI) and Information Management Summit panel discussion.
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IT leaders continue to juggle multiple priorities in 2012
Analytics and business intelligence has moved back to the top of the technology priority list for CIOs, according to the latest Gartner research into CIO priorities, followed by mobile technologies and Cloud computing — but the pressure is as IT leaders juggle multiple priorities.
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Oracle reveals pricing for its SAP HANA rival Exalytics, signaling imminent release
Oracle made a splash on Tuesday when it announced the general availability of its Big Data Appliance, but the company also quietly released pricing information for Exalytics, another new member in its family of specialized hardware-software appliances and a likely competitor to SAP's HANA product, suggesting that a general-availability announcement for that product is imminent.
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Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group saves $200,000 on data warehousing costs
The Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group (ALH) has saved $200,000 a year after moving its data warehousing from Oracle to Microsoft.
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Monday Grok: Groupon is a crock
For the record, and so you can hold him to account in future, long after others have stopped caring, Grok thinks Groupon is a crock.
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Next Generation IT Platform (NGP) value will come: NAB
National Australia Bank (NAB) chief executive, Cameron Clyne, has sought to reassure shareholders that the benefits of the company’s Next Generation IT Platform (NGP) will come.
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IBM IOD 2011: Business analytics to replace market research
Business analytics will render the traditional format of market research almost obsolete in the future as companies use the technology to track market sentiment.
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