Vendor Landscape: Forrester's 13-Step Methodology For Shortlisting BI Vendors
February 17, 2017
This is the Tools And Technology report in The Business Intelligence Playbook For 2017.
Why Read This Report
Business intelligence (BI) is a runaway locomotive that keeps picking up speed in terms of enterprise interest, adoption, and spending levels. The result: There are now more than 70 vendors in the segment. Their architectures and user interfaces vary, but they support similar use cases. This report tells application development and delivery (AD&D) pros working on BI initiatives how to decide which vendors belong on their shortlists of BI platforms. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and updates it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy; we revised this edition to factor in recently emerged vendors and the latest market trends.
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Vendor Selection Aids
- Forrester's BI Vendor Shortlisting Methodology
Table of Contents
- Multiple Enterprise BI Platforms Are Here To Stay
- Cut To The Chase With Forrester's BI Vendor Selection Methodology
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Recommendations
- Don't Reinvent The Wheel — Use Forrester Wave™ Evaluations
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What It Means
- Prepare For A Continually Vibrant Landscape, M&A, And More Players
- Supplemental Material
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