Business Intelligence in Construction: A Review

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Business Intelligence (BI) has been viewed as sets of powerful tools and approaches to improving business executive decision-making, business operations, and increasing the value of the enterprise. This literature review presents the development of business Intelligence in recent years. Architecture, technologies, performance evaluation and applications four aspects are discussed to illustrate the BI used technology and the future trend. It presents how to improve the BI efficiency and what method is adopted for enterprise to solve the problems which they encounter.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 594-597)

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November 2012

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