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PMI Virtual Library 2010 Carole WittemannBusiness Intelligence Project Management 101: managing BI Projects Within the PMI process GroupBefore getting started, we need to make sure we understand Business Intelligence (BI) at a high the most of an organization s data assets is the purpose of BI. Companies can gain a competitive advantage for example, increasing revenue, reducing costs, or reducing risks by making better data-driven decisions through a well-built BI diverse Business applications of a BI system can be critically important to an organization. For example:Customer Profitability : Twenty percent of your customers make up 80 percent of your profit. Which customers are they? Which customers cost more money than they are worth? A major Telco company let go of many customers after they conducted such analysis by building a profitability data sales : A major automotive company had difficulty reporting on part sales because there were By Carole Wittemann, PMPmultiple channels with different data sources.
PMI Virtual Library © 2010 Carole Wittemann Business Intelligence Project Management 101: Managing BI Projects Within the PMI Process Group B efore getting started, we need to make sure we
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