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Hyper: Changing the way you think about, plan, and execute business intelligence for real results, real fast!

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Today, an organization's survival ultimately rests on how well (and fast!) it creates value. That's why decision-makers consistently rate business intelligence as one of their top investment priorities. They depend on information to help them compete in a world where disruption is a constant and speed an obsession. But recognizing the need for BI is one thing. Effectively using it to create value is an entirely different matter. Hyper is the essential quick-read guide for busy business and IT professionals struggling to make BI work. Packed with pragmatic advice, proven methods, and real-world tools, this book provides straight talk on how to finally deliver BI in a hyper-responsive, hyper-agile, and hyper-flexible way. Inside you will discover: -Ways to overcome the 4 primary challenges associated with BI planning and execution -Methods to create, validate, and communicate requirements that accelerate decision-making -How to deliver quick wins that drive end-user adoption and long-lasting solutions Plus, you'll find practical tips from years of hands-on field work. Hyper will change the way you think about, plan, and execute BI. For real results, real fast!

222 pages, Hardcover

First published July 14, 2015

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About the author

Greg Steffine is a business intelligence strategist and solution delivery leader. For more than 25 years, Greg has worked as a trusted advisor to some of the most recognizable names in business, from mid-market growth organizations to the Fortune 500. He helps decision-makers use information to create and maximize value. To learn more about Greg and his approach to building smarter organizations, visit www.steffine.com.

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April 18, 2025
I think that if you start in the field, this is a good book. It's easy to read and contains some really good information, even in 2025.
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