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Jim King is a R&D manager for Business intelligence tools, focusing on business intelligence over 10 years for raqsoft, master for BI softwares, data mining, report tools, structured data analytics; Senior consultant for esProc, esCalc.
Field of Expertise
Analytics, Data Integration, Visualization, BI, Big Data, Data Science
Professional Status
Manager
Years of Experience:
11
Your Company:
Raqsoft
Industry:
BI
How did you find out about DataScienceCentral?
analyticbridge
Interests:
Networking
What is your Favorite Data Mining or Analytical Website?
http://analyticbridge.com

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Could Business Computing Be Done by Users without Technical Experience?

Posted on May 16, 2013 at 4:28pm 0 Comments

The business computing always occurs in enterprises, which plays an important role in enterprises operations, and mainly handled by the business users. The key business computing is usually characterized with timeliness and weak predication. There is no ready answer in the ERP, CRM, and other business systems. For example, find out the materials whose inventory level is below the warning limit for 3 consecutive days in the recent 2 weeks. Among those materials, which are used to produce the…

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What Agile Desktop BI Tool Really Means?

Posted on May 7, 2013 at 11:39pm 0 Comments

BI (Business Intelligence) refers to the intelligence and ability to enhance the enterprises competitiveness, involving report presentation, reporting result calculation, OLAP analysis, business data calculation, data mining and predication. Among these, there are both the technician-oriented high-level systems, and the business user-oriented agile desktop BI tools. In this post, we only talk about agile desktop BI…

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Finance Analysis by Empowering Spreadsheet with SQL Ability

Posted on April 23, 2013 at 4:39pm 0 Comments

The spreadsheet can implement the visualized calculation to some extent, and the nontechnical people can perform some rather complex calculations without having to learn the SQL. However, as the core of SQL, the relational query is unable to be implemented through spreadsheet, which adds complexity to the apparently simple problems of multi-table join.



For example, the Finance department needs to calculate the salary, and the…

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Spreadsheet is Still the King of all Business Intelligence Tools

Posted on April 8, 2013 at 9:28pm 0 Comments

"BI is not an upgrade to the spreadsheet", "Stop trying to use spreadsheet as the BI tool" - BI vendors are frequently heard to make such comments. People may thus assume that the spreadsheet is on the decline, and feel embarrassed by their Microsoft Excel, RaqSoft esCalc, LibreOffice Calc, and OpenOffice Calc tools…

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