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April 5, 2005 Business Intelligence Driven By Compliance, Standardization, And Performance Initiativesby Keith Gile with Philip Russom, Connie Moore, Lucy Fossner |
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Executive Summary
The market for business intelligence (BI) reporting and analysis solutions exceeded $5.5 billion in 2004, up from $5.3 billion in 2003. Reporting and analysis is essential to addressing compliance and measuring corporate performance, but standardizing on a single BI platform for all reporting needs is still a few years away. Most Global 2,000 companies have between five and 15 separate reporting and analysis solutions in use, placing a strain on IT resources and calling into question the integrity of the data in any one report. Consequently, the market is transitioning from departmental tools to enterprise solutions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 2005 BI Market Dynamics — IT Spending And Customer Expectations Are On The Rise
- Spreadsheets, Process Engines, And Components Will Shape The 2005 BI Landscape
- The BI Vendor Landscape Is Consolidating, While New Entrants Continue To Pop Up
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Get More Than Reports From BI
WHAT IT MEANS
- BI Will Grow Faster Than Other Software Categories Will
- Supplemental Material
- Related Research Documents
Features
Forecast: Business Intelligence Market Growth: 2005 To 2008
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