Government approach to Business Intelligence
Government approach to Business Intelligence
By Allan Tan | Jul 7, 2009
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Use of business intelligence tools and techniques applies to the public sector just as they do to private enterprises and SMBs. Shanmuga Sunthar, solution head, enterprise intelligence platform, SAS, discusses the value of BI to public organizations and talks about some of more recent BI usage in the Singapore Government.
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