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Wireless Intelligence

Overview Wireless devices provide novel modes for sharing intelligence in business settings. Access to needed facts and policies is available in a wide variety of locations, just in time for decision-making, operations guidance, and real-time collaborations. Expertise sharing is expedited, further mobilizing the intellectual capital of the enterprise. Given the advantages, financial decision-makers must gain familiarity in the costs and measurable benefits when investing in these technologies.

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Publisher	SAS Institute	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, Knowledge and Data Management, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

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