| TITLE : E-BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: TURNING INFORMATION INTO KNOWLEDGE INTO PROFIT. |
Acknowledgments xi
Part I The Quest for Intelligence
1. The New e-Business Intelligentsia 3
The New Imperative 4
Fundamentals of Intelligence 5
Currency of the New Economy 6
Moving to Intelligence Everywhere 7
The B2B Intelligence Opportunity 10
Do It or Die 12
The Ever-Shifting Ground 12
2. Infomation Governance 15
Information Dictatorship 16
Information Anarchy 19
Information Democracy 20
Information Embassies 25
Take the Test 26
Summary 32
3. The Value of Information 35
The Data Liability Zone: When Data Is just a Cost 37
The First Return on Information Zone: Implementing Departmental
Business Intelligence 38
The Enterprise Intelligence Zone: Applying Business
intelligence across Departments 39
The Extended Enterprise Zone: Extending the Value of Existing
Relationships through Value-Added Information Sharing 40
The Information Merchandising Zone: Selling Data to New Types of
Customers via Intelligent Extranets 41
4. Data Overload 43
The Inexorable Rise of Data Volumes 45
The Data Silo Problem 47
The Globalization Challenge 53
The Data Quality Issue 55
Strategies to Deal with Data Overload 58
Summary 65
5. e-Business Intelligence at Work 67
Questions People Ask 68
The Marketing Analyst 74
The Purchasing Manager 78
Sources of Data 83
Part 2 Information Democracies
6. Enterprise Business Intelfigence 93
Making Better Faster Decisions 94
Controlling the Company's Course:
Balancing the Corporate Scorecard 107
Business Intelligence, Business Benefits 109
Successful Strategies for Implementing an Enterprise
Business Intelligence System 128
Summary 134
7. Customer Intelligence 135
The 3600 Relationship 138
The Utopian Segment of One: Segmentation 101 142
The ABCs of CRM 146
New Forms of Customer Value Management 161
Summary 163
8. Ecommerce Intelligence 165
Performing without a Net:
The Particulars of Web Business 166
The Need for Ecommerce Intelligence 171
Intelligent Scenarios: Benefits of Business
Intelligence for Ecommerce 190
A Note on Privacy 191
Part 3 Information Embassies
9. e-Business Intelligence Extranets 195
From Trading Products to Sharing Information 196
Evolving Models for Data Sharing 201
e-Business Intelligent Extranets:
Tomorrow's Information ATMs 202 Risks
and Rewards 204 Summary 212
10. Customer Care Extrancts 213
A Win-Win Relationship 215
Summary 226
11. Empty, as no business book should have a Chapter 11!
12. Information Brokers 227
Design and Circumstance 228
Summary 234
13. Supply Chain Extranets 237
The Supply Chain Extranet Opportunity 239
Supply Chain Basics 241
Optimizing the Supply Chain 243
The Rise of Digital Marketplaces 249
Summary 255
Part 4 Vision for Tomorrow
14. The e-Business Intelligence Future 259
e-Business Intelligence Every Day 260
Intelligence Everywhere 264
Intelligence for All 267
Management by Information 268
A "Normalized" World 270
The Big Hits and Misses 274
Summary 275
Final Note to the Reader 275
A. Popular Misconceptions about an e-Business
Intelligence Implementation 277
Misconception No. 1:
Sharing Information Means Losing Control 278
Misconception No. 2:
Self-Service Is a Waste of Time for the Users 278
Misconception No. 3:
IT Cannot Understand the Business 279
Misconception No. 4:
We Do Not Need All That Data Anyway 281
B. The Search for Return: justifying the investment 283
Bibliography 289
Glossary 291
Index 299