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About the Authors | p. v |
Preface | p. xiii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
The Business Value of Successful Business Intelligence | p. 2 |
The BI Excellence Strategy Framework | p. 5 |
Consider Your Level of Maturity | p. 6 |
Business Intelligence Excellence | p. 7 |
Strategies for Success | p. 8 |
The Business Alignment Strategy | p. 8 |
The Organizational and Cultural Strategy | p. 9 |
The Technology Strategy | p. 10 |
Building Excellence in BI and PM | p. 11 |
Defining Your Business Alignment Strategy | p. 13 |
An Introduction to Strategic Management Approaches | p. 14 |
Assessing Your Current Situation | p. 17 |
Where Do We Start? | p. 18 |
Mapping Corporate Objectives to Bottom-Up Needs | p. 20 |
The Bottom-Up Approach | p. 20 |
The Top-Down Approach | p. 22 |
How Successful Companies Make It Work | p. 23 |
Developing Metrics and the KPI Design | p. 24 |
The Performance Manager: A Framework for Strategy | p. 24 |
Constructing a Methodology | |
Toward Performance Management | p. 26 |
Determining Priorities | p. 27 |
Analysis and Priority | p. 28 |
Defining the Business Case | p. 29 |
Increasing IT Efficiency | p. 30 |
Incresing Business Efficiency | p. 30 |
Improving Business Effectiveness | p. 31 |
Summary | p. 32 |
Checklist of Recommended Approaches | p. 33 |
Business Alignment Strategy Overview | p. 34 |
Organizational and Behavioral Strategy | p. 35 |
Understanding Your Business Culture | p. 37 |
Communicating the Goals | p. 38 |
Transitioning the Culture by Active Team-Based Collaboration | p. 39 |
Executive Support | p. 41 |
Mining for Executive Buy-In | p. 42 |
Understanding Senior Executive Priorities | p. 42 |
Tactics for Engaging the Executive Set | p. 44 |
Keep the Conversation Going | p. 45 |
Value of an Organizational Structure | p. 46 |
Defining the BI Competency Center (BICC) | p. 47 |
Organizational Design Approaches | p. 50 |
Goals and Objectives of the BICC | p. 51 |
Developing the Scope of the BICC | p. 54 |
BICC Roles and Personnel | p. 54 |
Funding Models | p. 55 |
Strategically Position the Organization for the BICC | p. 57 |
Maturity of a BICC | p. 58 |
User Adoption | p. 58 |
Creating Technology Standards | p. 58 |
Converging IT and Business Users | p. 60 |
Providing Accessibility | p. 60 |
Providing Product Management | p. 61 |
Ensuring Timely, Trusted Information | p. 62 |
Communication | p. 62 |
Showcasing | p. 63 |
How to Demonstrate Value and Communicate Successes | p. 63 |
Training | p. 66 |
Communication in the Requirement and Design Process | p. 68 |
Managing Change | p. 70 |
Checklist of Recommended Approaches | p. 70 |
Organizational and Behavioral Strategy Overview | p. 72 |
Technology Strategy | p. 75 |
Standardization and Consolidation | p. 77 |
Standardization Criteria | p. 80 |
What Drives Consolidation | p. 81 |
Matching User Roles and Capabilities | p. 83 |
Gaining IT Efficiencies | p. 85 |
Fragmentation and Reversion | p. 86 |
Using the Business Value Hierarchy | p. 87 |
A Larger TCO Framework | p. 88 |
Leveraging Existing Investments | p. 89 |
Leveraging Existing Suites | p. 90 |
Delivering the Information Platform | p. 91 |
Open Data Access | p. 92 |
Consistent Business Information | p. 93 |
Information Govermance | p. 94 |
Gaining Confidence in Information | p. 95 |
Deployment Considerations | p. 97 |
Deployment Paradigms | p. 98 |
Choosing the Right Deployment Option | p. 99 |
Processes for Change and Development | p. 101 |
Delivering a Successful Technology Strategy | p. 102 |
Checklist of Recommended Approaches | p. 102 |
Technology Strategy Overview | p. 104 |
Summary | p. 107 |
Notes | p. 113 |
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