In simpler terms, Business Intelligence (BI) uses technology to gather and analyze data to help manufacturing companies make better decisions. For example, by using BI tools, a factory manager can check real-time data to see which machines are underperforming and quickly take action to fix them. BI can also identify trends like which products are selling the most, helping companies focus their resources more effectively. This leads to higher productivity and efficiency because managers can make informed decisions faster, allocate resources better, and reduce waste.
Taking you beyond the basics of finance, tax laws, and business trends. Through the lens of a seasoned public servant, this blog offers expert insights, breaking down complex topics into actionable knowledge for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
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