Definition of Business Intelligence
Business Intelligence
- Marketing efforts
- Improving customer relationship
- Combat fraud
- Cut expenses
- Streamline functions
- Analytical application
- Database and tools for managing information
- Servers are needed
- Storage plays a pivotal role here
Data warehouse
It is a central repository structured from present and previous data of the company. It contains operational and recorded data.
Data mart
The data mart is a subpart of a data warehouse. It has been chosen for a purpose. They are made and destroyed while data warehouses are not. They are permanent records.
Data mining tools
Navigation tools are included in data mining tools and they evaluate data warehouses. They also shorten the contents of information in the data warehouse under a set boundary. The tools which relate the different data items are evaluated.
These mining techniques are used in data mining tools:
Probability theory
It involves clustering, classification and Bayesian networks.
Statistical methods
It involves regression.
Operations research
It involves queuing and scheduling.
Artificial intelligence
It involves fuzzy logic and neural networks.
Prediction tools
The predictive modeling tools are employed in prediction tools. It designs excellent and diversifying business models for making sure that companies make the right decisions. The decisions should be profitable and noteworthy. It can predict levels of sale from elements such as:
- Competitor’s activity
- Ad spend
- Price
- Season
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