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BI on the Move: Cognos 8 Go! Mobile and BlackBerry

Overview Learn how to put Business Intelligence (BI) tools into the hands of your users anywhere they go.

The evolution of mobile applications is moving BI into the front lines of an organization. Allowing business users and executives anywhere, anytime access to the information they need is helping organizations become more agile and competitive.

View this on-demand Web seminar on Cognos Go! Mobile and learn more about:

The benefits of anywhere, anytime access to business intelligence
Going beyond e-mail - how BI on the BlackBerry derives greater value from your mobile deployment
Delivering secure and personalized information to your business users on their BlackBerry devices

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Cognos
Live Date	6th September 2007 14:02 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Business Management, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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