Trends 2011 and Beyond: Business Intelligence
Provided by Forrester Consulting
Category Business Intelligence
Type Analyst Report
Length 16
Publish Date March 31 2011
Date posted September 29 2011
Overview
Business intelligence software has emerges as a hot topic in the past few years and the trend is not set to slow down; this Forrester report reveals that 49% of companies plan to implement or expand their use of BI in the next 24 months. The report reveals more of the latest trends and discusses the challenges and opportunities in the BI field that could emerge in the near future.
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