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There are two biggest reasons why small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) find their solutions in cloud-based ERP systems: Software buyers feel more at ease with using software-as-a-service for important enterprise applications, and cloud-based services can now meet SMB’s wider range of requirements.

Big Data is opening up a whole new world for manufacturers. Moreover, Big Data has become an important element of ERP system with the ability to link all data to people and processes.

Since 2003, the e-Commerce battlefield has been witnessing an expanding invasion of a complicated method of retailing – Omni-channel. During the shopping season in 2013, the traditional US retailers lost two-thirds of the foot traffic compared to only three years earlier. On the contrary, e-Commerce, with the help of Omni-channel, approached $300 billion in sales and became the trillion-dollar industry with double-digit annual growth.

Just like the customer demands drastically change over time, technology advancements continuously churn out greater products and services than ever before which place a huge impact on not only the overall efficiency but also our way of thinking. Thus, why should succession plans remain unchanged when everything else has already moved on?

As we have mentioned in our previous blog post, the emerging Data Lake - a new type of data repository, is changing the way we use and utilise our data sources. Data lakes keep all kinds of data – usually unstructured, in its raw form, and keep them safe for later intent. Because the new data lake applies the ELT (extract, load, transform) approach, businesses are able to generate profound insights, analysis, and valuable forecasts to support their operations.

We have come to the last part of defining real-time business indicators for each key managerial role in the organisation. These indicators play a crucial role in helping managers keep the ship on courses. 

Obtaining real-time business indications are crucial to every key managerial role in the organisation. Enterprises need to determine real-time indicators and help managers keep the ship on courses. Each high-level indicator is engineered to set metrics for indicators at the lower levels.

Business Intelligence (BI) implies all modern technologies that can provide useful information for business purposes. The word "Intelligence" in the phrase "Business Intelligence" means the ability to access insights easily.

In the previous blog, we have mentioned the definition and benefit of Business Intelligence. Next, we will look into the three main areas of BI. 

Your business just obtained Infor CloudSuite Industrial and the system has proven to be effective in boosting collaboration and enhance transparent communication cross-department. However, the data you are presented with still overwhelming and might take some time to get used to.

Business Intelligence (BI) implies all modern technologies that can provide useful information for business purposes. The word "Intelligence" in the phrase "Business Intelligence" means the ability to access insights easily.