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Mars 2, 2008 by Raj Sheelvant

Cindy Hawson says that BI experts need to flip the requirements definition process from “What do you want?” to “Here’s information relevant to your job”. Here are 5 Steps every organizations need to taketo make BI pervasive

Think Big: Don’t think of BI as synonymous with query tools; instead, think about how information can be used to improve everything about your business.

Start Small: A focused project will yield a fast win, garner executive enthusiasm, and provide greater insight into BI’s complexities.

Foster Business-IT Partnership: Learn what drives the business. Staff BI teams jointly with business and tech experts.

Clean Up: If your source systems are a mess, your BI platform will be, too. Use a data governance program to improve data integrity.

Provide A Portfolio Of Tools: BI interfaces are optimized for different users and applications. Don’t underestimate the importance of interface appeal

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Comments (3)

  1. Dhiren Gala says:
    March 4, 2008 at 2:07 am

    Functional knowledge play a mojor role in such scenerio, where the pain areas have to be identified and the solution to be given accordingly. While implementing BI, techno-functional expertise can help organizations achieve the success.

  2. Raj Sheelvant says:
    March 4, 2008 at 11:17 am

    Dhiren

    The taxonomy you used “‘techno-functional’ expertise” will become more and more important not just in the field of BI but for IT in general. Software Professionals with an ability to understand business ‘pain areas’, I think, are in short supply (and will be in huge demand).

  3. Siddharth Paliwal says:
    April 20, 2008 at 12:24 pm

    I think what we are missing in your post is the need to determine the willingness and the ability of an organization to move towards BI. Implementing a BI solution is one thing and ensuring that the implemented solution is accepted by the end users is a different ball game.

    The use of BI can create a major impact on the way employees work within an organization. Traditionally decisions have always followed a top down approach. With Pervasive BI you are trying to create an environment wherein an individual employee will make decision and thus change the traditional pattern of decision making.

    Hence it is important to identify if those employees are willing and able to make this change.

    Sid

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