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After evaluating the marketplace for operational risk self-assessment solutions, Credit Suisse decided to write an in-house system to its own specifications and integrate BusinessObjects XI Release 2 from Business Objects, an SAP company, to create summary reports.
Intellicare's BI infrastructure only allowed for basic reporting, and could not keep up with client demand.
Toshiba decided to invest in a comprehensive BI solution for easy-to-access, up-to-the-minute data and analytic information. "We deal with a fast-growing global market, and we've tripled our business over the past three years," says Marlow. "We intend to keep doing that without expanding our employee base significantly, so we need to help employees work smarter by giving them the information they need—when they need it, and how they want to see it."
By deploying Business Objects, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange now enjoys more efficient reporting and analysis. The resources once dedicated to those efforts have now been freed up to focus on the business.
One of the most prominent taxpayers in Sichuan for many consecutive years, the Sichuan Tobacco Administration Bureau (Sichuan Tobacco) faces the challenge of transforming from a large tobacco province to the nation's leading province in marketing and selling tobacco products. Undoubtedly, sophisticated information technology (IT) will be a critical tool to enhance Sichuan's strength and competitive advantage.
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