What’s your take on Business Intelligence?

According to an Information Management article, the BI market is growing; to read the top 10 Business Intelligence trends for 2010, click here.

Do you agree with this list?

One of Information Management’s predictions is BI’s involvement with cloud computing.  The “cloud” phenomenon is a trend of its own and quickly becoming part of the everyday businessman’s vernacular.

Cloud computing is defined as “Internet-based computing – whereby shared resources, software and information are provided to computers and other devices on-demand.”

Not every BI tool is made the same, unfortunately.  In fact, there seem to be more BI blunders than successes.  BeyeRESEARCH conducted a study on the ease-of-use and interface appeal in BI tools.  See the chart for their findings:

Do you use a BI tool? Do you think BI is ready – or already using – up-and-coming technological trends, such as cloud computing and complex event processing?  Share your thoughts.

Author: ryan.alford

Ryan is the Internet Marketing Manager for InsightSoftware.com.

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