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What Works: Volume 24, November 2007

What Works in Enterprise Business Intelligence

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Feature

The Myth of Self-Service BI

Wayne W. Eckerson, Director, TDWI Research

An exploration into the myths and realities of managing your own data warehouse.

Enterprise Business Intelligence
Case Studies and Lessons from the Experts

Enterprise BI Categories Defined

CS = case study
L = lesson from the experts

Enterprise Business Intelligence

• CS StubHub Scales to Explosive Growth
• L Transitioning from Successful BI Projects to Enterprise BI
• CS U.S. Defense Commissary Agency Enriches EDW with Integration of XML Data from Point-of-Sale Systems
• L Redefining EDW: Data Integration Requirements for Enterprise Data Warehousing
• CS Alpharma Pharmaceuticals LLC: Improving Pharmaceutical Sales and Marketing Effectiveness
• L Solving the CIO Dilemma: Breaking the Reporting Backlog with a New Formula for Self-Service
• CS Pitney Bowes Improves Total Cost of Ownership with Enterprise Business Intelligence
• L Today’s Enterprise Business Intelligence
• CS Information as a Service Delivers Consistent Information for Business Intelligence
• L Dynamic Warehousing: The Next Evolution of Data Warehousing
• CS Direct Marketing Company Gets It Done Faster with the Right Tool
• L When Enterprise ETL Slows Down … Speed It Up
• CS Large-Scale Retailer Gains Easy Access to Historical Data for Big-Picture Analysis
• L Creating a True Enterprise Data Warehouse with Grid-Enabled DW Appliances
• CS Alvion Scales Data Analytics and Distribution
• L The Analytics Server: Powering On-Demand Analytics from the Ground Up
• CS BI at Tata Teleservices Ltd.t
• CS CPM Implementation Challenges and Lessons Learned
• CS Hospital Finds Cure for Information Overload Syndrome Platform

Search BI

• CS University of Utah, University Health Care: BI Tips that Drive User Adoption and Increase ROI

Open Source BI

• L Open Source BI: Does It Fit into Your BI Environment?
• L Enterprise Business Intelligence: Making the Case and Keeping the Promise
• CS Why Open Source Was the BI Suite of Choice for ZipRealty
• L Pleasant Surprises: Commercial Open Source BI

Data Governance

• CS Mortgage Company Drives Compliance with Data Governance
• L Getting Started with Data Governance

Performance Management

• CS Kelley Blue Book Improves Data Analysis and Reporting with Business Intelligence Solution
• L The BI Tipping Point
• CS Operational Performance Reporting Applications Help MFS Improve Regulatory Compliance, Enhance Productivity, and Expand Global Operations
• L Spreadsheets in the Next Generation
• CS Rohm and Haas: One Company, One Measure
• L Corporate Performance Management: Departmental or Corporate?

Predictive Analytics

• CS Innovative Analytics for Improved Performance and Consistent Decision Processes
• L You Can’t Offer a Solution If You Don’t Know the Problem
• CS Cablecom Reduces Churn with the Help of Predictive Analytics
• L Enhance Enterprise BI to Drive Business Growth with Predictive Analytics
• CS Top Retail Bank More Than Doubles Campaign Profitability Using Latest Uplift Modeling Techniques

TDWI Research: Best Practices Reports

• Challenges to Operational BI
• Issues that Influence BI Solutions for SAP

Resources for BI & DW Professionals

• Q&A with the Experts
• Best Practices Awards 2007
• Solution Providers
• About TDWI
• TDWI Partner Members

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