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Business Intelligence (BI) stories - Page 177

The prevalence of computers in business (and everywhere) generates enormous quantities of data. Business Intelligence seeks to extract further value from this data (after it has served its immediate purpose, and is shunted off to storage) through analysis and contextualization. If data is described as the ‘new oil’, BI is the derricks tapping the well. BI generally requires uniform data before analysis can take place, with data extracted from source systems and loaded into secondary structures such as ‘data warehouses/lakes’. The analysis outputs are typically sent to managers and executives within the business in the form of reports (or managers are equipped with the tools to create their own reports) assessing performance, providing insights or identifying opportunities.
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Your Invite: Microsoft Business Insights Summit heads to Auckland & Wellington
Sat, 22nd Mar 2014
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Dive into the future of business intelligence at Microsoft's Business Insights Summit in Auckland and Wellington, unlocking the power of your data.
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Sales opportunities ‘hiding’ at the edge of the network
Wed, 5th Mar 2014
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In New Zealand there are thousands of small IT spaces such as remote and branch offices, network closets and server rooms that lie outside of the data.
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Data is like a dead chicken...
Wed, 5th Mar 2014
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Big data's dark side revealed: gathering more data may seem wise, but like a dead chicken, it can quickly become a problem.
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Will your organisation face an information crisis by 2017?
Tue, 4th Mar 2014
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The rise of big data, social networking and mobile interactions is forcing organisations to focus on the enterprise information that is most relevant,.
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Is partner enablement the new currency?
Wed, 19th Feb 2014
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IDC claims vendors that provide the most compelling and useful enablement for their partners will gain channel dominance.
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Hackers Kickstart mega security breach...
Mon, 17th Feb 2014
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Kickstarter has fallen victim to a global security breach, with hackers gaining access to customer data, prompting immediate security reinforcements.
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Hackers... Big Data is watching you
Fri, 7th Feb 2014
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Criminals are rapidly evolving their hacking techniques, and are attacking quickly, making timely security and fraud analytics more critical than ever.
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ICT provider in another Dimension when it comes to carbon
Fri, 24th Jan 2014
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Dimension Data shines in climate change strategy, scoring 94/100 by CDP, leading the way in ICT sector's fight against global warming.
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Expanding Express Data NZ starts 2014 with a bang
Thu, 23rd Jan 2014
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Express Data New Zealand has started its financial year with a bang, with its Q1 figures beating budget and improving on last year's record breaking figures.
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2014′s New Years anti-resolutions in IT...
Thu, 2nd Jan 2014
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Publishing predictions in a blog or video post around this time of year is easy and predictable. So I won’t. If lots of people do something, that usua.
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Telecom asks… What do you do with Big Data?
Wed, 18th Dec 2013
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Less than 8% of organisations have deployed big data technology, according to Gartner. Telecom Digital Ventures explains why 'smart data' is the way forward.
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Top 3 ANZ service provider trends for 2014…
Fri, 13th Dec 2013
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The year that was 2013 saw service providers under serious pressure to differentiate themselves from competitors and deliver innovative new services..
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Setting the ANZ IT agenda in 2014
Thu, 5th Dec 2013
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As another calendar year draws to a close, it’s time to review the technologies and trends that will impact our industry over the next 12 months.
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Lack of Big Data skills hamper ANZ businesses
Tue, 3rd Dec 2013
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ANZ businesses are eager to implement big data projects but in order to succeed they need better skills and communication.
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Top 10 NZ Business Predictions for 2014
Tue, 3rd Dec 2013
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With 2014 almost upon the ICT industry, Symantec has offered an indicator into what lies ahead for the New Zealand technology sector.
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Big Data policies lacking in ANZ organisations
Mon, 25th Nov 2013
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Only 22% of IT pros in ANZ confident in Big Data policies, with 61% of organisations lacking any, as per ISACA's survey.
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Expanding Fronde celebrates new Sydney office
Mon, 4th Nov 2013
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Following the recent acquisition of business cloud design and integration company OnlineOne, Fronde has celebrated the opening of a new office in Sydney.
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IT spending high as “excited” industry embraces Digital World
Thu, 31st Oct 2013
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This results in every budget being an IT budget; every company being a technology company; every business becoming a digital leader; and every person.
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The digital world is here… IT spending to smash US$3.8 trillion in 2014
Thu, 10th Oct 2013
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This results in every budget being an IT budget; every company being a technology company; every business is becoming a digital leader; and every pers.
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Are Kiwi firms exposing sensitive data to help desks?
Wed, 2nd Oct 2013
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A New Zealand IT specialist is warning Kiwis phoning cloud software helpdesks that they may expose their data to unnecessary risk.