Thursday, August 16, 2007
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The Naysayer
by Bill Inmon
Being a naysayer may have some power and may attract a lot of attention, but those who "naysay" without suggesting other options only create confusion.

What is an Appliance?
by Richard Hackathorn and Colin White
Using the evaluation criteria and approach suggested in this article, a better decision can be made as to the relevance of an appliance to the requirements of the business.


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Overcome BI Roadblocks and Improve ROI – A New Approach by Ingres
September 13 at 12 p.m. ET
Business intelligence (BI) systems enable organizations to become more competitive and respond more effectively. However, these systems often come at a high price. Join Claudia Imhoff to learn about a new hassle-free approach to resolving this issue.
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Don't Let the Cost of BI Scare You Away
On-Demand Event
Limited funding for business intelligence, limited IT resources and limited executive support – it's no wonder your head hurts. Join Claudia Imhoff to learn about the options available and how to make the best choice.
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Increase Business Value by Improving Performance: A Data Integration Strategy
On-Demand Event
Business intelligence (BI) projects are peppered with risks, from data quality to analytic value to scalability. Join Michael Gonzales, Principal with Claraview, as he defines and describes two methods for mitigating BI project risks.
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