BI vs. the Web?
Loading ...BI is like a worldwide web where implementing each link costs $100k and takes IT six months to implement…
Fantastic possibilities. Slow progress.
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What’s this Timo? An admission that what we have today isn’t cutting it? A recognition that this industry needs innovation? A realization that delivering business analytics as an-on demand service might be the answer?
Either that or somebody hijacked your computer and posted under your name…
When all you have is a hammer…:-)
I’ll repeat what I said last time. I’m a big believer in on-demand — but there’s nothing magic about it on-demand that fixes all BI problems.