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Business Activity Monitoring: Process Control for the Enterprise

Overview As the nature of real-time information has evolved, the requirements for analysis and visualization of data has become more complex and sophisticated. There are key lessons to be learned from the process control industry's decades of experience in dealing with real-time mission-critical data.

This white paper discusses how lessons can be taken from traditional process monitoring applications and applied in today's more complex multi-dimensional environments in order to deliver more effective and successful business activity monitoring solutions for the enterprise.

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Publisher	SL Corporation	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2008	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Mining - Analysis, Data Quality, Data Visualization, Data Center, High Performance Computing, Knowledge and Data Management, Decision Support - DW Front End, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing

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