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Mashups and Pervasive BI: GIS Mapping, Dashboard Exemplify Ways to Make Web-Based BI Features Usable by More End-Users Across Organizations
Overview In the world of Web-based BI, mash-ups combine two or more data sources in a single feature. The two main kinds of mash-ups - overlay mash-ups and dashboards - are among the several BI 2.0 innovations that help spread business intelligence wider and deeper across Organizations. This concept, known as 'Pervasive BI', hinges on offering end users features and applications that blend with - and navigate like - the familiar Web browser.
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