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Best Free Business Intelligence Software (Stub only)
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Business Intelligence software provides the means to gather, analyze, and visualize data in way that allows for the intelligent and efficient use of that data. The applications that lie within the realm of Business Intelligence can vary from software that is used to integrate data from multiple sources to software that is used to present multiple forms of data visualization in one centralized location. This article covers the software that fits into the aspects of Business Intelligence including:
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Software to be reviewed: Information Discovery
Information Query/Reporting
Information Visualization
Information Delivery
Business Intelligence Platform
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Good to see there's a new editor for this category.
Here's a couple of products to add to the list:
Keystone from www.daptech.com.au fits best under 'Information Query / Reporting' with cube technology. It should soon support XMLA technology which would enable OpenI to report on Keystone Servers.
I'm told that Jedox Palo is "one of the most popular ‘open core’ technologies (some parts free & open source, others paid)."
thank you very very much
Any process modelling tools ?
Not much.
EAStudio has a community edition, which could probably do decent modelling but out of 4 installations in different machines only one did work, others had problems with java and they had latest jres installed and working OK. No support and even google mysteriously tells nothing... This belongs to the category expensive version probably works, community version worth of nothing.
Then there is Open Model Sphere. Lots of stuff for data structure modelling. Also model selction for business process modelling, but could not find a possibility for even "swimming lanes" !?!
If no-one suggest something that works, I suggest You use "normal" tools like PowerPoint or free counterparts of it. Remember that it is likely that your customers have never even heard about EAStudios and Open Model Spheres and they are NOT going to install several copies of it just because You as an external consultant ask them to.
I'd be very interested to see what you'd be putting up here. Can't wait.
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