Practical sheet | REF: FIC1026 V1

Structuring business intelligence within your company

Author: Frédéric MARTINET

Publication date: November 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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Business intelligence implies a transversal approach to its organization, integrating three main areas of competence and action:

  • monitoring and information gathering ;

  • information security and protection ;

  • lobbying and influence communication.

So setting up and organizing business intelligence within a company can seem complex.

In this fact sheet, we explain :

  • What are the functions, roles and responsibilities of business intelligence officers?

  • How to manage business intelligence?

  • How do you assess your business intelligence approach?

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