What differentiates data from information? Information enables a decision-maker to take a course of action. It is a ‘dynamic’ form of data. Business intelligence systems (BI) provide information quickly to end users in exactly the way they want it. This often means storing data in a multi dimensional cube form that allows users to "slice and dice", to "drill-down" or to "mine". To turn the data into the information they need.  Executive information systems (EIS), decision support systems (DSS), online analytical processing (OLAP) and implementations of the balanced scorecard or other business performance management systems, all form a part of business intelligence. Today it is essential for businesses to be keenly aware of items such as market and customer trends, the efficiency of internal processes and how well performance targets are being met. Analytical business intelligence systems (or business analytics) are designed to address these crucial areas. Applications designed and implemented include integrated budgeting, management reporting and forecasting applications, sales reporting and customer/product/region profitability studies. All are able to use the advantages of OLAP and BI.

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