April 2012 from CAmagazine and written by Michael Burns – “Business systems used to be criticized for being data rich and information poor — for spewing out loads of data with no framework or interpretation. But judging by our new business intelligence (BI) survey, it would be hard to say that anymore. The market is [...]
March 2012 from KPI Library – “Well this is not an exhaustive list by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a list of the bad habits I see the majority of my clients consistently practicing when it comes to choosing, creating and using performance measures or KPIs. We reap what we sow, and [...]
February 6, 2012 from Gartner compliments of BOARD - “In 2011, business users continued to exert significant influence over BI decisions, often choosing data discovery products in addition to/as alternatives to traditional BI tools. An avalanche of new use cases, content types and interaction models expands the scope for tomorrow’s BI platforms…”
180 View – The [...]
June 2, 2011 from BusinessFinance – “It’s rare a singular metric like turnover or a customer survey score is by itself a good measure of an organization’s performance. Most of the more meaningful measures on dashboards of executives today are indices, made up of three to five submeasures. I review the nine most useful and [...]
April 2012 from CAmagazine and written by Michael Burns – “Business systems used to be criticized for being data rich and information poor — for spewing out loads of data with no framework or interpretation. But judging by our new business intelligence (BI) survey, it would be hard to say that anymore. The market is [...]
April 7, 2011 from BusinessFinance – “…Finance’s top performance focus area for 2011 is the efficiency and effectiveness of the annual budgeting process, Hackett found, closely followed by forecasting performance (accuracy, cycle time, and efficiency)…”
180 View – We continue to see organizations struggling with complex budgeting and forecasting. It seems that most of them are [...]
April 2011 from CAmagazine and written by Michael Burns – “Welcome to our 2011 survey on corporate performance (CPM), budgeting and business intelligence (BI). When we ran our first BI survey back in 2004, it was all on its own. But surveys have a way of morphing from year to year, gathering and discarding functions [...]
April 2011 – We have now expanded out Systems Analysis Tool to include Business Intelligence, Corporate Performance Management and Budgeting. By completing a brief survey, we will provide you with the top 10 systems that meet your profile and requirements. Systems included are Actuate, Adaptive Planning, BizTools, Dynac, Enterprise Spreadsheet Manager, Indicee, Information Builders, Intellicus, [...]
BI transforms data into information useful to make decisions. There are a spectrum of BI tools from simple report writers to Online Analytical Processing (OLAP). CPM not only includes BI but also strategic planning, scorecarding, budgeting and forecasting and consolidation.
The products have been segregated by tier based on target customer and price. Within each tier, we have further classified which applications are applicable to the systems as well as the distribution model. See the filter box above to sort for the desired tier, application, and distribution model.
Tier One/Enterprise (Customer Revenues > $200M, Customer Employees > 500, License Fees > $300k and Implementation Fees:License Fees > 2:1)
Tier Two/Mid Market (Customer Revenues $10M-$200M, Customer Employees 50-500, License Fees $50k-$300k and Implementation Fees:License Fees 1:1-2:1)
Tier Three/Entry Level (Customer Revenues <$10M, Customer Employees <50, License Fees <$50k and Implementation Fees:License Fees <1:1)
Value Added Resellers (VARs) implement ERP products. However many of the products listed are also implemented by the companies that own the products.