Business Intelligence is often misunderstood. End-users want it fast, management wants it cheap, and the business needs it well executed. How does a BI practitioner accomplish all three? The presenters of this webcast will explain the use and value of a Business Intelligence Scorecard, outlining key categories and illustrating examples of typical client challenges. They will discuss how the use of a BI Scorecard can help the organization identify areas in the business intelligence development and delivery for improvement and change.
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