Transcription of Gartner's Business Analytics Framework
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G00219420 Gartner's Business Analytics FrameworkPublished: 20 September 2011 Analyst(s): Neil Chandler, Bill Hostmann, Nigel Rayner, Gareth HerschelThis Framework defines the people, processes and platforms that need tobe integrated and aligned to take a more strategic approach to businessintelligence (BI), Analytics and performance management (PM) Findings Enterprises will increasingly use a combination of products and services to support the diversityof Analytics and decision-making process within their enterprise. Interested Business leaders recognize the diversity and interrelationships of the analyticprocesses within the enterprise, and can address the needs of varied users without creatingdisconnected silos. A strategic view requires defining decision-making processes and analytical processes, as wellas the processes that define information management, independently from the technology thatwill be used for implementation.
This ability can be applied to specific business processes, decisions and subject area domains; this is analytics. Therefore, analytics can be thought of as applied BI. Note that the term analytics is usually preceded by a domain-specific modifier, such as website analytics or customer analytics. PM applications are a specific type of analytic ...
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