How do you boost adoption of new BI processes?
Is your infrastructure ready for your BI toolsets?
What's the best approach to self-service BI?

Capturing the benefits of business intelligence systems can be challenging.

Join us for the one-day Business Intelligence Virtual Tradeshow on November 14, 2007 for answers to all of your questions. You'll also find the following:

• Expert advice on new Business Intelligence tools that offer insight into customer behavior and market opportunities
• Educational sessions that will explore how to leverage BI with less pain and more gain
• Interactive webcast presentations that address hot topics in BI
• An online forum to network and chat in real time with industry peers and experts
• Complimentary downloads: whitepapers, data sheets, and a wealth of other useful resources from vendor booths
• A new and improved Virtual Tradeshow experience

Business Intelligence (BI) tools offer insight into customer behavior and market opportunities. They can inform decisions, cut costs, streamline operations and help enterprises be more agile.

But capturing the benefits of a BI investment can be challenging. If users resist the move from manual to automated processes, migrating to new BI toolsets can be slow and painful. If business managers invest in the latest tool but the infrastructure is not up to par or users' needs change, it may not deliver what's needed.

Self-service BI promises to take IT out of the loop and cut support costs, but if reports are not well designed, they won't serve anyone.

Whether your enterprise has existing projects underway or is launching a new project, join us for the Business Intelligence Virtual Tradeshow and learn how to leverage BI with less pain and more gain.