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INTRODUCTION

As corporations move rapidly toward deploying e-business systems, the lack of business intelligence facilities in these systems prevents decisionmakers from exploiting the full potential of the Internet as a sales, marketing, and support channel. To solve this problem, vendors are rapidly enhancing their business intelligence offerings to capture the data flowing through e-business systems and integrate it with the information that traditional decision-making systems manage and analyze. These enhanced business intelligence—or e-intelligence—systems may provide significant business benefits to traditional brick-and-mortar companies as well as new dot-com ones as they build e-business environments.

E-Intelligence Seminar Report

Page Length : 21

Content :

• • Introduction
  • E-Intelligence for Business
  • Intelligent E-Services
  • E-Intelligence Requirements
  • Framework for E-Intelligence
  • Impact of E-Business
  • Optimizing the Product Supply Chain
  • E-Intelligence Infrastructure
  • Conclusion
  • References

E-Intelligence Presentation Report (PPT)

Page Length : 13

Content :

• • Introduction
  • E-Intelligence for Business
  • E-Intelligence Requirements
  • Framework for E-Intelligence
  • Impact of E-Business
  • Optimizing the Product Supply Chain
  • E-Intelligence Infrastructure
  • Conclusion
  • References