Does the future of Business Intelligence lie in better interfaces?

26th February 2010

Business Intelligence has become synonymous with the modern age of computers to the extent that we both forget the lessons of past whilst at the same time blaming the ills of poor execution on the computer age. We fail to remember that our predecessors used “BI” pretty successfully before the advent of the microchip whether in the sphere of commerce, industry or, in war and just because we’ve compressed the analytic process into a small box this does not necessarily make it any better – in fact it often makes it worse, says FSN senior writer, Tony Crowhurst.

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