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Why would I need Every Angle when I have a business intelligence system?

Using Every Angle to meet operational information demand you save a lot of time and costs when producing operational overviews and analyses.

This is because business intelligence systems are based on traditional database technology. The systems have not been designed to process large amounts of compiled complex data in a fast and intelligent manner. The systems are, therefore, not suited to, and sometimes not even capable, the production of current operational information. Many business intelligence projects produce poor results for what concerns the demand for operational information. A system such as Every Angle is required to produce operational information based on data from the SAP transaction system in a simple, fast and cost-effective manner.

Every Angle and business intelligence systems complement each other perfectly:

• Business intelligence systems are suitable for creating management overviews and analyses that contain condensed, historic data.
• Every Angle is suitable for creating operational overviews and advanced analyses with a high level of detail based on current data.

As such, these are two different systems for two different types of information demand that can be used in combination in order to meet the demand for information as much as possible.