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A BI canary turns up dead

April 24, 2014 by Ted Cuzzillo

BI Scorecard’s annual survey on business intelligence success has found a dead canary in the mine.

In an April 7 post, “BI Adoption Remains Flat,” Cindi Howson reported that her broadly focused annual survey, fielded since 2006, found a drop in reported BI success. That score has been flat and low every year, but last year it fell to its lowest ever.

BI success — by which she means improved access to data, perception of value, and gains in revenue, customer service, and operating efficiency — dropped six points to just 28 percent.

Don’t slit your wrists just yet. A single dead canary doesn’t necessarily portend catastrophe.… Read the rest “A BI canary turns up dead”

Filed Under: BI industry Tagged With: access, BI Scorecard, business intelligence, Cindi Howson, culture, survey 1 Comment

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