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Introduction to Business Intelligence - A 10-Step Guide to Turning Data into Better Decisions

Par : Graeme Sayer
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233960888
  • EAN9798233960888
  • Date de parution31/12/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

Introduction to Business Intelligence: A 10-Step Guide to Turning Data into Better DecisionsEvery organisation collects data, but far fewer know how to turn that data into clear, reliable insight. Reports conflict, dashboards confuse, and important decisions are often made with incomplete information. Business Intelligence exists to solve this problem. Introduction to Business Intelligence is a clear, practical guide designed for readers who want to understand BI without needing a technical background.
Written in a conversational, easy-to-follow style, this eBook explains how organisations use data to support smarter decisions at every level - operational, tactical, and strategic. The book follows a proven 10-step structure, guiding readers from core concepts through to real-world application. Along the way, it explains how data becomes a valuable business asset, why transactional systems differ from analytical systems, and how data warehouses, OLAP, and data mining work together to create insight.
Complex ideas are broken down into plain language, supported by practical examples and clear explanations. Rather than focusing on tools alone, this book emphasises how people use information. It explores common myths and misunderstandings about BI, highlights the factors that lead to successful BI initiatives, and shows why human judgment remains essential even as technology advances. This is an introductory guide, not a technical manual.
Business Intelligence can vary widely by industry and organisational need, and this book provides the foundation required to explore BI confidently in any context. Whether you are a manager, analyst, student, or professional who works with data, this eBook will help you ask better questions, understand insight, and make decisions based on evidence rather than guesswork.