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The History of Business Intelligence Infographic

The term 'Business Intelligence' has become a popular buzzword in the last decade or so. However, the concept of BI has been around since before the advent of modern technology, though it has been through more than a few different iterations over the years.
The History of Business Intelligence Infographic

Ever wonder how business intelligence became what it is today?  Today, the term is used to describe a set of strategies and technologies used for analysis of business data. However, the term has actually been around since before the advent of modern technology, though it has been through more than a few different iterations.

A look back at the history of business intelligence can reveal where the concept came from, what it means today, and what the future holds. 

History of Business Intelligence Infographic

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Learn more about the history and evolution of Business Intelligence in our eBook: "The History of Business Intelligence & its Evolution."

The History of Business Intelligence

About Agilence

Agilence is the leader in loss prevention analytics, helping prominent retail, restaurant, and grocery companies increase their profit margins by reducing preventable loss.

At Agilence, we specialize in uniting digital and physical transactions to help cutting-edge loss prevention teams expand beyond traditional theft and fraud to tackle preventable loss in all its forms – in the store, online, and at the corporate office.

Every day, Agilence analyzes over 24 million transactions for our customers, transforming data into insights, and insights into actions. Our platform combines data from 200+ sources, including point-of-sale (POS), eCommerce, HR, labor, inventory, product, third-party delivery platforms, alarms, case management, loyalty, access control, video surveillance, and more.

Companies have saved millions of dollars by optimizing operations, identifying sources of margin erosion, and reducing shrink using Agilence. Many have also improved employee and customer safety, identified training opportunities, improved customer experiences, increased promotional success, and eliminated productivity gaps.

 

 

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