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Discuss on business intelligence tools and techniques and functionalities associated with them using specific examples chosen from the selected organization processing
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Discuss on business intelligence tools and techniques and functionalities associated with them
using specific examples chosen from the selected organization processing. (P3)
BI has a direct impact on organization's strategic, tactical and operational business decisions.
BI supports fact-based decision making using historical data rather than assumptions and gut
feeling. BI tools perform data analysis and create reports, summaries, dashboards, maps,
graphs, and charts to provide users with detailed intelligence about the nature of the business.
Business intelligence tools can be a great resource to improve your business.
The aim of Business Intelligence is to support decision making. BI tools are
often called Decision Support Systems (DSS) because they provide business
users with tools to analyze their data and extract information.
Types of business intelligence tools
Business intelligence combines a broad set of data analysis applications
designed to meet different information needs. Most are supported by both
self-service BI software and traditional BI platforms.
Visualizations
Reporting
Predictive Analytics
Data Mining
OLAP
Data Mining
Data mining is an integral process for data management as well as the pre-
processing of data since it ensures appropriate data structuring. Data
mining is a computer supported method to reveal previously unknown or
unnoticed relations among data entities. End users could also use data
mining to create models that reveal these patterns. For instance, a business
could mine CRM data to predict which leads will most likely buy a certain
solution or product.
Data mining techniques are used in a myriad of ways: shopping basket
analysis, measurement of products consumers buy together in order to
promote other products; in the banking sector, client risk assessment is used
to evaluate whether the client is likely to pay back the loan based on
historical data; in the insurance sector, fraud detection based on behavioral
and historical data; in medicine and health, analysis of complications and/or
common diseases may help to reduce the risk of cross infections.