Getting the most from Business Intelligence and Performance Management
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2
December
2008
- Location:
- TBC
- Oslo, NORWAY
Analysts
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23
October
2008
London, UK
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20
November
2008
Prague, Czech Republic
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25
November
2008
Milan, Italy
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26
November
2008
Bucharest, Romania
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27
November
2008
Brussels, Belgium
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9
December
2008
Zurich, Switzerland
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10
December
2008
Helsinki, Finland
About this Event
This Gartner briefing will help organizations understand how BI and performance management are evolving and what strategies should be adopted to get the best return from these practices.
Gartner’s annual CIO Survey found that business intelligence remains the highest technology priority for CIOs in 2008. Why? Because they still believe that the majority of business managers don’t have the information they need to make effective decisions. This shows that much of the prior investment made in BI technology is not reaching key business users and helping them better measure or manage their performance.
The key to success is understanding how BI is changing to move beyond reporting and so reach more users and to place greater focus on performance management. However, the rapid market consolidation and increasing dominance of the megavendors makes it crucial to understand the changing market dynamics and vendor strategies to support this evolving world of BI and performance management.
Agenda
Registration & Refreshments
Maximizing Business Value and Avoiding the Fatal Flaws of Business Intelligence
James RichardsonThe value of BI and PM is more than information dissemination. These initiatives must be linked to achieve business goals. A broader Business Intelligence and performance management framework is needed to define and maximize the business value.
- What are the cornerstones for optimizing business value?
- Case studies: How are other organizations achieving business value?
- What are the fatal flaws to avoid?
Coffee Break
Market Dynamics in Business Intelligence
Dan SommerThis overview of the BI market highlights evolving trends, major players, and current challenges within the marketplace. We explore the anticipated evolution of the BI vendor landscape over the next five years with its implications for business and IT executives making investment decisions.
- How will organizations view BI investments relative to other IT-driven business priorities?
- How should users evaluate the market dynamics when making strategic decisions?
- Which vendors or types of vendors are strategically positioned to lead in this market?
If you have questions or concerns about Local Briefings, please contact us:
Email:
pat.pearce@gartner.com
Phone:
+44 1784 26 7342
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