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Have you read The Performance Manager from Cognos?

Learn how you can combine business intelligence, metrics, and enterprise planning to turn the growing information-intensity of your job into a competitive advantage for your business.

The Performance Manager, Proven Strategies for Turning Information into Higher Business Performance, strengthens the partnership between business decision-makers and the people who provide the information that drives intelligent business decisions. It suggests 42 decisions areas, or information sweet spots, to help you understand your data, plan, and monitor your performance.

Decision areas are organized by eight major company functions (e.g., Finance, Marketing, Sales, HR, IT, etc.), plus an over-arching section for Executive Management.

In The Performance Manager, you’ll discover how leading organizations answer three fundamental business questions:

How are we doing?
Scorecarding, dashboards, and financial consolidation systems

Why?
Reporting and analysis applications

What should we be doing?
Planning, budgeting and forecasting systems

Each chapter introduces key challenges and opportunities companies face in the specific function. The Performance Manager then dives into each decision area, illustrating the core content of the corresponding information sweet spot. This core content is organized into:

  • Two types of measures: goals and metrics
  • The hierarchical set of dimensions that allow you to look at the information from a variety of vantage points
  • The plans associated with functional goals.

Each decision area then offers advice on who beyond the specific function would benefit from seeing the information (e.g., Marketing should see Sales pipeline targets) to make better performance a truly cross-organizational exercise.

Get your copy of The Performance Manager right now and learn why this book is shaking up the business intelligence community.

   



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