ChristianSteven Software Business Intelligence Blog

Business analytics are now being used in just about every industry from healthcare to construction; however, it is the retail industry that has experienced one of the most comprehensive technology conversions.  Business analytics assess trends, breaks down data and compare one division or category to another.  Analytics also possess various means of visualizing data that results in trends and relationships being intuitive with just a glance.

Business intelligence analytics are tools used by an organization to help determine performance, market trends, business practices, and other components to aid in improving corporate strategies and internal operations.

Enterprise reporting is a business intelligence tool that extends reporting and analysis capabilities.  From top influencers to anyone who impacts an organization – CIOs, IT staff, managers, analysts, and workers–instant access to vital information is needed to perform their jobs in the most productive manner.

Beyond the boards and nails, there is a plan behind every single construction project.  From estimating to blueprints to labor costs, a plan is developed before actual construction of the project begins. This plan may be utilized by the project manager, the architect, and the owner.  It is imperative that everything flows evenly so that no one suffers a loss. This is how BI in the construction industry is beneficial to everyone involved. 

Business Intelligence (BI) helps enterprise growth in a number of ways. By streamlining a vast amount of data quickly and effectively, BI provides a real-time analysis of sales, customer behavior and preferences, and current market trends. By reporting on historical, current, and predictive operations and performance, BI supplies all the data needed to increase the bottom line.