Business Intelligence (BI) is called as any real-time, new, or old information that helps varied business professionals including directors analyze current/past activities to enable anticipating future courses of the company’s business. BI is hence a stream of data and so it requires organizing, and also analysis before it is fit for use in an organization's decision-making process. Such arranging and analysis of pertinent information are generally done by software solutions, to assure superior speed and accuracy of the data collection and analysis process.

Every and all software solutions helping the process of creating Business Intelligence for business are called Business Intelligence Modeling Tools. So BI Data can help a business quickly acclimate to changing business conditions, while BI tools make sure that the changing business condition is quickly and accurately identified and reported to accelerate a smoothed out decision-making process. Regarding historic data, BI tools typically sort and analyze data, which was earlier stored in the enterprise database.  

Multi-dimensional data warehouse :

The nucleus of every business intelligence solution is the multi-dimensional data warehouse. Simply speaking, this large database, contains all the information a company requires for performance management. The methods of modeling that specialists use for designing a database are critical to the functioning of the business intelligence solution. Basically, this data warehouse has time-invariant information, in-built information, and atomic information. 

Time variation information implies that the business tracks and records changes to data to generate reports over time that display the changes. In-built information implies that the database has data from all or a large portion of the operational applications of the company and that the information is consistent. Non-volatile information implies that the business never overwrites or erases information, in the database; once the information is submitted it is read-only and static and is held for future reference. 

Source Systems :

Source systems are not actually part of the business intelligence solution but they feed it. So, they have to be the basis of any architecture of the BI solution. When putting in place the BI solution, it is critical that you consider all the types of information you require in your analysis. You have to consider data contained in databases along with that in external data feeds.  

To develop an effective BI solution, you have to cull information from these sources. You will then need to change the information after culling. Once you are finished with all tasks of transformation, you have to load the information into your multi-dimensional model. 

Basically, business intelligence empowers the business to make quicker and better decisions by providing the correct information to all of the right persons, at the proper time. 

Every and all software solutions helping the process of creating Business Intelligence for business are called Business Intelligence Modeling Tools. So BI Data can help a business quickly acclimate to changing business conditions, while BI tools make sure that the changing business condition is quickly and accurately identified and reported to accelerate a smooth out decision-making process. Regarding historic data, BI tools typically sort and analyze data, which was earlier stored in the enterprise database.  
 

Multi-dimensional data warehouse :

The nucleus of every business intelligence solution is the multi-dimensional data warehouse. Simply speaking, this large database, contains all the information a company requires for performance management. The methods of modeling that specialists use for designing a database are critical to the functioning of the business intelligence solution. Basically, this data warehouse has time-invariant information, in-built information, and atomic information. 

Time variation information implies that the business tracks and records changes to data to generate reports over time that display the changes. In-built information implies that the database has data from all or a large portion of the operational applications of the company and that the information is consistent. Non-volatile information implies that the business never overwrites or erases information, in the database; once the information is submitted it is read-only and static and is held for future reference. 

Source systems : 

Source systems are not actually part of the business intelligence solution but they feed it. So, they have to be the basis of any architecture of the BI solution. When putting in place the BI solution, it is critical that you consider all the types of information you require in your analysis. You have to consider data contained in databases along with that in external data feeds.  

To develop an effective BI solution, you have to cull information from these sources. You will then need to change the information after culling. Once you are finished with all tasks of transformation, you have to load the information into your multi-dimensional model. 

Basically, business intelligence empowers the business to make quicker and better decisions by providing the correct information to all of the right persons, at the proper time.