Business intelligence (BI) isn’t just a buzzword. Companies of all sizes are turning to BI tools to guide decisions with hard data. And it’s a field that’s growing quickly. According to Fortune ...

For years, business intelligence (BI) was synonymous with the dashboard – a static, rear-facing mirror reflecting what had already happened. It was the domain of dedicated analysts, tasked with ...

The State of BI 2025 doesn’t just diagnose the problem—it outlines what comes next, exploring how BI challenges show up differently across company sizes, industries, and team structures. It also ...

The games industry has long been a test bed for innovation. Computer graphics, scanning, hardware acceleration with CPUs and GPUs, game engines—all of these technologies were pushed forward by the ...

Is artificial intelligence leading to the decline or the rebirth of business intelligence? Front-end business intelligence and data analytics tools ruled the markets for years. Now, AI is changing all ...

Overview Business intelligence in 2025 is driven mainly by AI, natural language search, and automation.Microsoft Power BI, ...

The emergence of Software as a Service business intelligence solutions has made it easier for organizations to glean meaningful insights from their own data. To many organizations, BI solutions ...

Business Intelligence has emerged as a powerful tool for gaining valuable insights that enhance decision-making and operations. In the fast-paced world of shipping and logistics, understanding and ...

Making quality business decisions is no longer about trusting a hunch or leaning only on past experience. The real challenge for companies today is learning how to make sense of the overwhelming ...

Debate and discussion around data management, analytics, BI and information governance. Businesses often struggle with data overload. They have mountains of information stored in their ERP systems, ...

Artificial Intelligence for Business, Kamales Lardi, is another good introductory book to the subject that suffers the same weaknesses as most of the other books I’ve read on the subject. Let’s start ...