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Almaty, Kazakhstan

In an unfavorable economic situation, with stalled demand and limited access to credit, companies are looking for ways to cut costs. One of the typical steps is to reconsider, temporarily halt, or indefinitely postpone major IT projects. However, scrapping an implementation, development, or upgrade of a business intelligence (BI) system might prove to be a wrong decision because of the economic situation. BI can prove to be a key to success, enabling a company to use its valuable information to gain a competitive advantage.
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Almaty, Kazakhstan

An ever-growing amount of business information, the increasingly pervading perception of data as a key asset, and new requirements like mobility, as well as economic constraints and tightening compliance requirements, all contribute to intense and often conflicting pressures on IT departments. IT must ensure the integrity and security of data while enabling comfortable access to data anywhere, by any type of end-user terminal. Pressures are added to derive greater business value from investments and to increase operational efficiency and cost effectiveness of data storage. These can be achieved by better utilizing an existing infrastructure and through wise implementation of new technologies. Read more »