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December 27, 2004

The Emergence Of Process-Centric BI

Focusing On Business Process Is Crucial For Performance Management

by Keith Gile

with Philip Russom, Connie Moore, Colin Teubner

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Executive Summary

Measuring corporate performance demands that IT align data assets with business processes. Today's business intelligence (BI) vendor products lack a consistent mechanism for defining, managing, and implementing or inheriting prescribed business processes from external applications. Consequently, BI-based performance management is useful only to a handful of employees that target strategic initiatives that are based exclusively on the available data, and not the processes, that the data supports.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • The BI Dilemna — Data Out Of Context
  • The Three Strata Of BI Reveal Opportunities
  • Process-Centric BI Unwrapped

RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Business Processes Are As Important As The Data

WHAT IT MEANS

  • Change Is Coming For BI Solutions
  • Related Research Documents

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