Customers' latitude and longitude co-ordinates can be plotted out on a Google Earth view.
Users can access Web sites to find information to improve their day-to-day lives.
The firm has released mobile business intelligence software, WebFocus.
Merely blocking social networking sites is not enough to protect companies from security threats, says Kaspersky Labs.
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Data collected from RFID systems can provide insight into decision-making, the company says.
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A new risk management system aims to provide insight on potential hurricane damage.
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Business intelligence on tablet PCs simplifies the way information is consumed, says MicroStrategy.
Platforms develop from an information store supporting traditional BI platforms to a broader analytics infrastructure.
The integrated financial management system project aims to boost efficiency and curb fraud.
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Integrated monitoring will enable government to operate more effectively, says SAS.
The software company has introduced Business Objects 4.0 with mobile capabilities.
The event will take place on 1 March at the company's premises in Bryanston.
A continuing shortage of BI specialists could result in flawed projects, says IQ Business Group.