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There are differences in business intelligence (BI) priorities in times of economic stability compared with times of financial crisis. We don’t know when the economy will hit bottom, but assume that the crisis will at least continue for the rest of 2009. This article focuses on the business priorities driving the need for BI, and to a lesser extent the tools and technology innovations.


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