IMPACT OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TOOLS IN EXECUTIVE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Perumal Manimekalai

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The Executive Information System (EIS) are designed to facilitate and support the information and strategic decision making needs of senior executives with the help of innovative tools and techniques. These technologies are known as Business Intelligence (BI) Tools. Business Intelligence in general deals with bringing the right information at the right time to the right people in the right format. The goal of the BI systems is to pull data from all internal systems and external sources to present a single version of the truth. This paper discusses about the importance and architecture of BI tools in EIS.

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