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tHe Business siDe’s ROle is incReasing FOR Bi, analytics, anD DW tecHnOlOgy selectiOn
source: page 16
How has the business side’s role in BI, analytics, and data warehousing technology selection changed relative to IT’s role?
40%increased somewhat
22%increased greatly
2%decreased greatly3%
decreased somewhat
32%stayed about the same
it ManageMent HelD MOst accOuntaBle FOR success anD FailuRe
source: page 17
Who is held accountable for project success or failure?
success FailuRe
it management
bi, analytics, or dw development
personnel
26%73%
71%
37%
66%
66%
25%business analysts
Bi tO tHe Masses? nOt yet
source: page 7
Approximately what percentage of your organization’s employees is using BI and/or analytics tools on any platform?
eighty percent or more using bi and/or analytics tools
10%24%
less than 10 percent using bi and/or analytics tools
Bi, analytics, anD DW ManageMent cHOOse tHe tecHnOlOgy
source: figure 3
Who chooses technology for BI and analytics applications?
46%cios or it executive management
36%chief technology officer
19%line-of-business management
59%bi, analytics, and data warehouse management
cFO anD Finance ManageMent allOcate BuDget
source: figure 3
Who allocates budget for BI and analytics projects?
42%ceo and
corporate management
45%cio or it
executive management
61%cFo and Finance
management
source: figure 3
Business analysts MOst OFten iDentiFy WHat is neeDeD FOR Bi anD analytics
Who identifies what is needed in BI and analytics applications?
52%bi, analytics, and data warehouse management
53%line-of-business management
49%sales
53%data analysts
58%business analysts
IT’s role in business intelligence (BI) and analytics remains vital, but the spotlight today is on “business-driven” BI and analytics. The trend is driven by easier-to-use technologies as well as strong business user interest in driving more of their decisions and actions with data.
tdWI’s best PractIces rePort Business-Driven Business Intelligence and Analytics
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