What is Business Intelligence? - Pikom
What is Business Intelligence? - Pikom
What is Business Intelligence? - Pikom
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Our Thought Leadership<br />
KPMG frequently shares our Thought Leadership – white papers, surveys, articles – with clients and the marketplace.<br />
The examples shown here are some of the pieces that are relevant to the client’s work.<br />
Does your business intelligence tell<br />
you the whole story?<br />
Being the best: Thriving not<br />
just surviving.<br />
The Way Forward.<br />
Three D’s for Improving Your<br />
Forecasting Process.<br />
Th<strong>is</strong> <strong>is</strong> a comprehensive explanation of why<br />
some business intelligence projects are<br />
successful and why many fail. KPMG<br />
comm<strong>is</strong>sioned Cambridge University to perform<br />
one of the most extensive research projects on<br />
business intelligence. Th<strong>is</strong> KPMG point of view<br />
<strong>is</strong> a d<strong>is</strong>tillation of KPMG thought leadership,<br />
Cambridge research, and client experiences in<br />
the business intelligence<br />
area.<br />
KPMG wrote th<strong>is</strong> building upon research<br />
conducted in 2006, when the firm and<br />
the Econom<strong>is</strong>t <strong>Intelligence</strong> Unit found<br />
that finance functions worldwide were<br />
making an important and challenging<br />
transition: from accountants with a focus<br />
on h<strong>is</strong>torical reporting to business<br />
partners who clarify the overall strategy<br />
and help drive value.<br />
KPMG conducted a share forum with a group<br />
of executives from major companies to<br />
d<strong>is</strong>cuss Financial Planning, Budgeting, and<br />
Forecasting challenges and opportunities in<br />
the current economic environment.<br />
Th<strong>is</strong> white paper builds on KPMG’s<br />
Forecasting with Confidence survey<br />
results and addresses why companies<br />
aren’t more successful in their forecasting<br />
efforts. It introduces the “Three D’s” of<br />
reliable forecasting – dec<strong>is</strong>ions, data, and<br />
d<strong>is</strong>cipline – and d<strong>is</strong>cusses what <strong>is</strong><br />
required for each of these to achieve<br />
reliable financial data.<br />
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