I had a nightmare last night! I woke up sweating, with my heart beating fast and when I realized it was just a dream, I laughed out loud. You might wonder what got me all upset. Well, it’s simple really. I talked to a friend yesterday and that conversation stayed with me and it must have caused my nightmare.
A fast growing VoIP distribution and Mobile Financial Technology Company offers market-proven Switching, Provisioning, and Service management solutions, with products serving millions of users. The decade old company needed consolidation of high volume of data from diverse data sources such as Jira® for project management, Salesforce® for customer relationship management and Tally® ERP for accounting.
One of the renowned group of companies with more than 60 companies in 8 different verticals engaged in various activities, such as “bidi” manufacturing, milk production and distribution, retail malls, and Ayurvedic healthcare products implemented ElegantJ BI to consolidate data across all group companies and have consolidated view of performance across the group.
I spend a lot of time explaining the idea of self-serve business intelligence and helping people understand that self-serve BI tools do not, by their nature, open the door to data chaos or data anarchy. IT pros, managers and business people often confuse self-serve access to business intelligence with poor security, privacy erosion and data control issues.
Elegant MicroWeb is pleased to announce the launch of version 4.2 of its ElegantJ BI business intelligence solution. ElegantJ BI offers easy-to-use, self-serve, browser-based tools that are suitable for every business user, manager, executive, IT professional and analyst. These tools are used by small, medium and large enterprises around the world.
An SME enterprise should not discount the importance of Business Intelligence (BI). In today’s competitive business market, managers, executives and business users cannot afford to guess at results, issues, opportunities or planning and forecasting.
Whether internal or external, professional auditors have a profound responsibility to, and impact on, an organization. Auditing is required in every organization to ensure industry and governmental compliance and to assure management that policies and procedures are followed. While an auditor may be seen by some as a necessary evil, the truth is that auditors add value to every organization by providing objective metric and measurement using accepted methodologies, techniques and systems. Audits allow the enterprise to mitigate risk and govern the organization.
