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Other Directories, Comparisons, Research 2003 Data Warehousing, BI & Analytics (February) Market Overview - Part 2

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UK enterprises are beginning to get a taste for data warehousing, business intelligence and analytics software. Pat Sweet analyses our latest research.

Fruits of the warehouse - Part 2 | Part 1 | Part 3

At the moment, as Figure 2 again shows, a quarter (26%) of our sample have such an implementation, but more than half (56%) expect to be heading this way in the future.

In contrast, the proportion adopting a departmental-based solution has already halved and is now down to 20%, with future predictions indicating it will drop further to just 8%. And while the level of inter-departmental implementations is currently on the increase, at 26%, this is set to decline dramatically to just 6% in the coming years.

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