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Operational business intelligence is simple and easier for users to understand.
Operational business intelligence is not only meant for BI specialists, but for executives and managers.
There is a clear need for BI to be made available to the broader base of business.
Skills are required at every stage of a BI project, but there is an approach that will solve this problem.
There are three primary factors why people are reluctant to embrace BI systems, says Corey Springett, strategic business manager, Progress Software SA.
There is much BI disillusionment, driven by several consistent issues and errors.
Business intelligence (BI) can provide the healthcare industry with accurate information to make faster decisions, says Corey Springett, business development manager at SAS Institute SA.
Data mining can help health insurers and medical aid companies to begin meeting patient healthcare needs before they become seriously ill, says Corey Springett, business development manager at SAS Institute.
Analytical tools such as predictive modelling and data mining have become essential for the local healthcare industry, says Corey Springett, business development manager at SAS Institute.
Corey Springett, business development manager at SAS Institute, believes that business intelligence solutions can help the insurance industry overcome certain difficulties.