Building intelligent business

Posted: Thu 01 Jan 1970 10:33 AM

Business intelligence should fuel business growth. But without accurate data or flexible software, it will fail to deliver. Joining The Scoop to talk about BI's future, mobile support and cloud computing is by Peter Gill, general manager of corporate performance management, Technology One; and Professor Longbing Cao, School of Software, University of Technology, Sydney. [audio only]

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