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[edit] Re-defining BI

I agree that the BI industry is changing and quickly. As many companies are being bought up by stack vendors there are as many new companies coming into play. There are a few still surviving on their own and changing the game. Providing new thinking through future technology and innovation will certainly continue to change the industry. These companies include Micro Strategies and QlikTech. There are also smaller companies that are niche solutions but these two are the larger ones that are competing with the stack vendors and still maintaining their independence.

[edit] BI help needed

Are there any pointers you could give for the following presentation: “What sources of insight would you use to build a robust business intelligence base for sound strategic decision making & how would you go about collecting / validating the sources” — Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.211.95.224 (talk) 14:06, 26 September 2011 (UTC)

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