Category: Business Intelligence

In a computer lab behind locked doors in Cambridge, Mass., Anthony Caruso oversees a staff of 15 scientists who are a rare mix of information

At an Alabama health care network, putting data and images from various labs and departments together into a single electronic record for a patient crashed

Pizza-flavored cheddar cheese—good business opportunity? Yes, as Cabot Creamery determined. Does osteoporosis more often hit wine drinkers or teetotalers? Imbibers, as Kaiser Permanente can tell

The world’s biggest privately held software company, SAS Institute is almost a way of life. That’s true for SAS employees, who get free health care,

Cognos isn’t flashy. CEO Ron Zambonini hasn’t bought an airline, like SAS Institute’s Jim Goodnight. Cognos has steadily grown during its 33 years and top

Eleven-year-old Hyperion is in flux. The company is restructuring after losing $31 million last year and laying off about 400 employees. It has installed new

Baseline’s coverage of Kmart’s supply chain debacle provoked a welter of letters from readers eager to comment on the discount retailer’s slide into Chapter 11

To share or not to share data? That’s the question facing federal agencies (and the integrators that help automate them) in the wake of the

COSTS Terion’s Fleetview system costs approximately $500 to equip a trailer with sensors, plus $11 per month per trailer for tracking services and hosting the