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Organizational applications of business intelligence management emerging trends /

"This book offers a deep look into the latest research, tools, implementations, frameworks, architectures, and case studies within the field of Business Intelligence Management"--Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: IGI Global.
Other Authors: Herschel, Richard T.
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: Hershey, Pa. : IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA), c2012.
Subjects:
Business intelligence > Management.
Knowledge management.
Information technology > Management.
Data warehousing > Management.
Performance metrics
Benchmarking
Data mining
Process mining
Complex event processing
Data visualization
OLAP
Knowledge management
Learning management
Artificial intelligence marketing
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Business intelligence and organizational decisions / Thomas H. Davenport
  • 2. Business plus intelligence plus technology equals business intelligence / Ira Yermish ... [et al.]
  • 3. Business intelligence in the bayou: recovering costs in the wake of Hurricane Katrina / Gregory Smith, Thilini Ariyachandra, and Mark Frolick
  • 4. The role of culture in business intelligence / Jore Park ... [et al.]
  • 5. What is business intelligence? / Éric Foley and Manon G. Guillemette
  • 6. The importance of process thinking in business intelligence / Olivera Marjanovic
  • 7. Strategies for document management / Karen Corral ... [et al.]
  • 8. The current state of analytics in the corporation: the view from industry leaders / Thomas Coghlan ... [et al.]
  • 9. Application of triplet notation and dynamic programming to single-line, multi-product dairy production scheduling / Virginia M. Miori and Brian Segulin
  • 10. Data mining for health care professionals: MBA course projects resulting in hospital improvements / Alan Olinsky and Phyllis A. Schumacher
  • 11. Data-driven decision making for new drugs: a collaborative learning experience / George P. Sillup, Ronald Klimberg, and David P. McSweeney
  • 12. Towards private-public research partnerships combining rigor and relevance in DWH/BI research: the competence center approach / Anne Cleven, Robert Winter, and Felix Wortmann
  • 13. Improving business intelligence: the Six Sigma way / Dorothy Miller
  • 14. The BI-based organization / Barbara Wixom and Hugh Watson
  • 15. Do users go both ways?: BI user profiles fit BI tools / Hamid Nemati ... [et al.]
  • 16. Enterprise information system and data mining / Kenneth D. Lawrence ... [et al.]
  • 17. Historical data analysis through data mining from an outsourcing perspective: the three-phases model / Arjen Vleugel, Marco Spruit, and Anton van Daal
  • 18. Data warehousing requirements collection and definition: analysis of a failure / Nenad Jukic and Miguel Velasco
  • 19. Business Intelligence 2.0: The eXtensible markup language as strategic enabler / Rubén A. Mendoza.

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