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Intelligent Enterprise Contributor: Neil Raden

Neil Raden is the Founder of Hired Brains, a consulting firm specializing in analytics, business Intelligence and decision management. He is also the co-author of the book "Smart (Enough) Systems." Write him at nraden@hiredbrains.com. or Twitter @neilraden.

Recent Articles By Neil Raden
Business Intelligence 2.0: Simpler, More Accessible, Inevitable
Say goodbye to complicated interfaces, disconnected analytics and shelfware. An emerging era for BI will bring simplicity, broad access and better ties between analysis and action.

BI Megatrends: Our 7th Annual Special Report
What are the latest directions in business intelligence? In our seventh annual report, we take a look at the major drivers impacting how you'll architect and implement BI in your organization. Could search, semantics and master data management push BI over the top?

BI Megatrends
What are the latest directions in business intelligence? In its seventh annual report, Intelligence Enterprise magazine takes a look at the major drivers impacting how you'll architect and implement BI in your organization. Could search, semantics and master data management push BI over the top?

Dashboard: Web 2.0's Effect on Business Intelligence
Web 2.0 is a murky term whose definition even its creators can't articulate. But aspects of Web 2.0 are having an impact on business intelligence that will prove to be profound in a few years.

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Blog: Competing on Decisions
by Neil Raden

Bad Decisions Are Contagious
Promoters of BI and analytics still insist on helping people by "getting the right information to the right person at the right time."... The trouble is, people bring all sorts of experiences, prejudices, flawed reasoning and emotion to the decisions they make.
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01.11.2010

Overlooking Problems with Oracle's Exadata
The premise that Oracle Exadata V2 is going to siphon off all of the existing implementations on older SMP platforms to the new Exadata platform fails for two reasons...
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12.15.2009