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The Truth About Mobile Business Intelligence: Five Common Myths Debunked

In spite of the abounding myths, mobile business intelligence doesn't have to be expensive, hard to implement, or difficult to use. In fact, companies that choose the right solution, with the right capabilities, will realize low TCO and rapid ROI, while empowering their mobile users with the ability to access and interact with timely, complete corporate information from any smartphone or tablet.

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The Truth About Mobile Business Intelligence: Five Common Myths Debunked

Companies that buy in to these misconceptions are missing a crucial opportunity to significantly enhance their operations and gain a competitive advantage. In a May 2010 Aberdeen survey, 23 percent of respondents already had a mobile BI environment in place, while another 31 percent planned to deploy one within the next 12 months. Although this represents significant growth (in 2009 only 17 percent of companies were leveraging mobile BI) close to half of companies have yet to move forward with this critical initiative.

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