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John Coppins
believes BI vendors are still ignoring the needs of advanced
business users. ‘Assisted analytics’ could be the answer.
Help is at hand - Part
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The technology panacea for assisted analytics is to combine
OLAP and data mining in a format that is usable by business
users. This presents the opportunity to give assistance in
framing the questions and the environment to confirm, or otherwise,
the relationships identified within a usable interface.
Providing access to the ‘questions you don’t know’ pre-supposes
that you need to do this. But in what way is it important
to answer the questions you don’t know in addition to those
that you do? And why is it important to put this in the hands
of business users?
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