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By :- Surabhi
Overview
What is Business Intelligence? Why BI? The characteristics of a Business intelligence Benefits Limitation Example
It provide to access data for professionals and help them make better business decisions. The ability of depth analysis and data mining of detailed business data to provide real and significant information to users. The software allows users to access and review large amounts of complex data
Business intelligence is complicated yet helpful applications. It include the ability to effectively act the exploitation of information and human resources. In this Business Intelligence environment one also needs to analyze and present right information, which enables them to take right action, or make right decisions.
Why BI?
What happened? What is happening? Why did it happen? What will happen? What do I want to happen?
Without correct BI solution even well planned and executed data warehouse architectures can fail. BI is decision support system and database that can provide professional with the information they need to make the most effective decisions for their organization.
Contd.
It also provides data about the organizations details, such as customers , product, and services. When one action rapidly it take appropriate action or make the right decision business success is realized.
BI tool is not easily affordable therefore they are most commonly used in large corporations, rather then small business.
Business Intelligence tools provide significant value of considering benefit they will have to organization.
BI system
Key Stages
Benefits
Improve Operational efficiency Eliminate report backlog and delays Find root causes and take action Negotiate better contracts with suppliers and customers Identify wasted resources and reduce inventory costs Sell information to customers, partners, and suppliers Leverage your investment in your ERP or data warehouse Improve strategies with better marketing analysis Give users the means to make better decisions Challenge assumptions with factual information
Limitation
Very high software cost. Expensive and time consuming training. A wide Variety of technology experts. Extensive system upgrade and maintenance. Movement of data between disparate data source. Queries done out of BI systems can be cumbersome and time-consuming to run for end users
Search Effectiveness
Customers that search are worth two times as much as customers that do not search Failed searches hurt sales
Visit
10%
90%
Search
(64% successful) Avg sale per visit: 2.2X 70% 30%
No Search
Avg sale per visit: $X
Top Searches
Recommendation: - Do not allow empty search - Create custom pages for often searched keywords
sunglasses (0.8%)
watches (0.6%) nalgene (0.5%) ecological footprint (0.5%)
arcteryx (0.44%) bear spray (0.44%) pedometer (0.37%) stroller(s) (0.36%) north face (0.33%) (gift) registry (0.21%)
Recommendation: - Parse search string to remove special characters - Build extensive thesaurus - Consider carrying products
Referrers
Top Referrers
Google
11% of all visits are referred by MSN Visit to purchase conversion 0.7% Average purchase per visit = X
Recommendation
Define an ad strategy based on ROI Emphasize AOL
AOL search
0.62% of all visits are referred by AOL Search Visit to purchase conversion 2.6% Average purchase per visit = 4.8X
Campaign Analysis
Campaign
Emails Sent
Opens
Clickthroughs
9.3%
(52p/email)
Orders
Campaign 1
100%
(4.8p/email)
22%
(22.3p/email)
0.07%
Campaign 2
100%
(0.5p/email)
11%
(4.8p/email)
3%
(17.9p/email)
0.01%
Campaign 3
100%
(0.8p/email)
22%
(3.6p/email)
5.3%
(15.3p/email)
0.01%
3% 2% 2% 0.3% 2%