© Sabhewal & Becerra-Fernandezġ1 Customization vs Standardization of BI ToolsĬould lead to wasting time on tools rather than business tasks Could lead to creating queries that are not useful to all Standardization Could be overly restrictive Could inhibit some of the major benefits from BIġ2 Customization vs Standardization of BI Tools: Recommendations Organizational Memory Information Integration Insight Creation Presentation BI Capabilities Data Warehousing ERP Knowledge Repositories Digital Content Management tools Document Management tools Business Analytics tools Data Mining Real-time Decision Support Text Mining tools Web Mining tools Environmental Scanning RFID OLAP tools Visualization tools Digital Dashboards Scorecarding tools BPM tools BI Tools and Technologies Note: The highlighted tools have emerged along with development of BI, whereas the others have been adapted from other technologies to support BI.
Reporting, data mining, OLAP (Baars and Kemper) Increasing: cost, functionality, BI complexity & Decreasing: # of users (Keydata) Supports: data, information, knowledge, decisions (Olsak and Ziemba) BI tools and technologies map into four BI capabilities Drawn from other arenas to support BI capabilities Emerged with development of BIġ0 Figure 7.3: Classifying BI Tools and Technologies Based on Supported Capability Text Mining tools Knowledge Repositories Web Mining tools Data Warehousing Visualization tools Enterprise Resource Planning systems Business Analytics tools Environmental Scanning Scorecarding tools Real-time Decision Support tools Digital Dashboards OLAP tools BPM tools RFID Document Management tools Digital Content Management tools Data Mining © Sabhewal & Becerra-Fernandez Utilize BI tools acquired by an organization Draw upon existing data from traditional ITs, and other information to support the BI process by delivering information and knowledge to facilitate decision-making The four BI capabilities come together in BI solutionsħ Figure 7.1: BI Tools in Relation to BI Capabilities, Solution, Product, and ProcessīI Product Data and Information (External & Internal Structured & Unstructured) Information (that leads to knowledge and/or enables decision making) BI Process BI Solution BI Capabilities Organizational Memory Information Integration Insight Creation Presentation BI Tools Other Technologies (e.g., Data Warehouse, Data Mining) © Sabhewal & Becerra-FernandezĨ Figure 7.2: A Variety of BI Tool and Technologies Organizational memory Information integration Insight creation PresentationĦ Business Intelligence Tools Differ from BI Solutions
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Relationship with capabilities and solutions Customization and standardization BI vendors Types of vendorsģ Outline BI vendors Type basis Ability to execute (ATE)Ĭompleteness of vision (COV) Type classifications Leaders Challengers Visionaries Niche PlayersĪpplication software which enables BI Facilitates access, analysis of data and presentation of results Complement traditional ITs (DW, data mining, transaction processing systems) to enable 4 BI capabilitiesĥ Business Intelligence Tools Differ from BI Capabilities 1 Chapter 7: Business Intelligence Tools and Vendors
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