1. Business Intelligence Group 10 Beny. Erlien. Febrian. Billy

2. Business Intelligence • Refers to theuse of technologytocollectandeffectively use informationtoimprove business effectiveness. • An ideal BI system gives an organization's employees, partners, and supplier's easy access to the information they need to effectively do their jobs, and the ability to analyze and easily share this information with others

3. Evolution of Business Intelligence

4. What BI offers? • Solutions to Business Problems • Eliminate guesswork • Get key business metrics reports when and where enterprise need them • insight into customer behavior • identify cross-selling and up-selling opportunities • streamline operation • Improve efficiency • Flexible analytics solution for changing business scenarios and growth

5. Benefits of Business Intelligence

6. BI for banking Important area covered: • Analytical Customer Relationship Management; • Bank Performance Management; • Enterprise Risk Management; • Asset and Liability Management; and • Compliance

7. BI Credit risk management should support: • Collections Analysis • Credit Risk Assessment • Credit Risk Mitigation Assessment • Customer Credit Risk Profile • Debt Restructure Analysis • Involved Party Exposure • Non-Performing Loan Analysis • Outstanding Analysis • Portfolio Credit Exposure • Security Analysis By : Ćirić & Mirčetić, 2008

8. BI Banking implementations: • Historical Trend Analysis • Customer relationship management • Risk Management • Regulatory Compliance

9. Building a Business Intelligence • Storage and computing hardware • Applications and data sources • Data integration • Relational databases and data warehouses • OLAP applications and analytic engines • Analytic applications • Information presentation and delivery products

10. BI Infrastructure (Banking)

11. BI Applications

12. BI Applications (cont…)

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