In February 2012 Gartner published the results of its research in the popular series of Magic Quadrants – Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence Platforms 2012.
In 2011, business users continued to exert significant influence over BI decisions, often choosing data discovery products in addition to/as alternatives to traditional BI tools. An avalanche of new use cases, content types and interaction models expands the scope for tomorrow’s BI platforms.
Business intelligence (BI) platforms enable all types of users from IT staff to consultants to business users to build applications that help organizations learn about and understand their business. Gartner defines a BI platform as a software platform that delivers the 14 capabilities listed below. These capabilities are organized into three categories of functionality: integration, information delivery and analysis. Information delivery is the core focus of most BI projects today, but we are seeing an increased interest in deployments of analysis to discover new insights, and in integration to implement those insights.
The article overviews the most significant products in the filed of BI from the following companies: ArcPlan, Actuate, Alteryx, Board International, IBM, Information Builders, JasperSoft, LogiXML, Microsoft, MicroStage, Oracle, Panorama Software, Pentaho, Prognoz, QlikTech, Salient Management Company, SAP, SAS, Tableau, Targit, Tibco Software (SPOTFIRE).
The article became available via numerous sources and can be found below.
Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence Platforms 2012
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