Business intelligence (BI) is used to analyzing business data. The main idea in BI is to support flow of business information
around and within the organization by identifying and processing the information into useful managerial knowledge and intelligence. BI
can be used by banks for analyzing performance budgeting, trends, customer analytics etc, by retail for understand buying behavior,
customer requirements, exact price points for products, shipping and inventory timing and by education sector to deliver quality
education, knowledge management etc.
Published In:IJCSN Journal Volume 8, Issue 3
Date of Publication : June 2019
Pages : 339-342
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Dr.R.Anusha :
Asst.Prof,Department of Computer Science,M.O.P.
Vaishnav college for Women,Chennai,India.
Ms.A.Angayarkanni :
Assoc.Prof & Asst.Controller of Examinations,
Department of Computer Science,M.O.P. Vaishnav college for
Women,Chennai,India.
Ms.R.Gavoury :
Assoc.prof & Head,Department of Information
Technology, M.O.P. Vaishnav college for Women,Chennai,India.
Business Intelligence, Bank, Education, Retail
Managements of various industries have to develop
information system to fulfill the complex stakeholder's
needs. In order to use the information obtained from
business activity through the information system, it is
necessary to develop business intelligence system. The
ability to better serve banking customers by having timely
and accurate information available is proving to be an
invaluable asset, especially in a market where pricing is
relatively flat across the industry. The investment in BI
continues to separate institutions looking to maintain the
status-quo from those looking to position themselves as
industry leaders. Implementing a reliable, single source of
authoritative data demands buy-in from across the
organization and will require collaboration between
business and technology which will provide incredible
opportunity to bank, retail and education sectors.
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