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The votes are in - business rules should be part of your BI stack

By James Taylor on September 6, 2007 1:12 PM 0

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Yes, that's right, part of your Business Intelligence stack. Regular readers of this blog will know my opinion on this but I am not alone. Check out these "votes" - articles by independent writers of various kinds:

Reactive and Proactive Business Intelligence by Gary Holden (the article that prompted the post)
Business Rules and Business Intelligence by Robert Blasum
Business Intelligence and Business Rules Make Great Bedfellows by David Straus
Toppling the BI Pyramid by Neil Raden (co-author of Smart (Enough) Systems)
A Road Map to Intelligent Business by Mike Ferguson
Plus these three articles by Cyril Brookes

Of course you should also consult my article on how to put your performance management into action and the whole BI section of the blog, especially decision technology as a platform for BI.

So, doing BI? Better be doing rules too....

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