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Mashups and Pervasive BI
by Tom Leoni,
Logi BIzComm Editorial Staff
 Business intelligence (BI) features with an interactive feel and browser-like navigation help spread BI to a broader and deeper range of end users. Mashups are a great example of how integrating familiar Web 2.0 capabilities into a BI solution helps more end users access the data and information they need. Read More...
More Affordable and Efficient Alternatives for Analysis
by Rachel Shortt
Editor, Logi BIzComm
 As BI is also becoming more critical to small to mid-sized businesses, today’s organizations need solutions that are scalable, affordable, easy to rollout and to maintain. Traditional approaches to analysis via Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) just do not fit this bill. The cost, complexity and lengthy implementation times of OLAP architectures prohibit wide and immediate availability. Read More...
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Analysis Options in Business Intelligence: It’s Not Just About OLAP
 Organizations need to meet users’ reporting and analysis needs regardless of time constraints or the data source. As BI becomes more important to small to mid-sized organizations and more widely available to a variety of users, affordable solutions for complex data analysis that are easy to setup and maintain become increasingly necessary. Download Now...
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Version 8.2 of Web-based Logi 8 BI Platform
Is Now Available!
The latest version of Logi 8 extends BI to more users with enterprise search capabilities via the new Logi Intelligence Server and delivers unique, Web 2.0-style BI features like text clouds and a convenient Web-based report editor. Read More...
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Editor's
Note
 Hi Everyone! Welcome to this month’s edition of Logi BIzLink, the quarterly newsletter of the LogiXML Business Intelligence Community (Logi BIzComm).
As you’ll see, we have a new look for Logi BIz Comm! Our ‘facelift’ helps to more clearly identify our mission. This is to provide a central source of valuable BI information and to encourage collaboration within our business user community. Logi BIzComm only gets better when readers like you participate. We invite you to submit comments and feedback on each article that you read as well as submit your own content or ideas to be published on Logi BIzComm.
As evidenced by the survey we’ve been running on Logi BIz Comm, dashboards are still at the top of the list of key interest areas in BI. We polled our readers on which white paper they would like to see next: Dashboards, ROI of BI, or Subscription-based Licensing. A resounding number of respondents voted for Dashboards, and we listened! Keep your eyes open for a new Dashboard Best Practices white paper, which we will have available at the end of this quarter.
Ever wondered what mashups are and how they can be leveraged in BI applications? If so, you must read our feature article, which is authored by our newest editorial staff member, Tom Leoni. Welcome, Tom!
We have also updated the BI in Action section of Logi BIz Comm so that you can read about real world examples of how Logi BI solutions have helped to solve a wide range of critical challenges for our valuable customers and partners.
Happy Reading!
Sincerely,
Rachel Shortt
Editor, LogiBIzLink
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