By Arun Rangamani – Healthcare business intelligence and analytics today needs to be faster, more comprehensive and more insightful than ever before. It’s a tall order that is proving to be too much for current business intelligence models.
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By Arun Rangamani – A business intelligence and analytics center of excellence (CoE) is an organizing mechanism to align people, processes, technology and culture.
Nearly every large health network has made an attempt to consolidate data from multiple sources into some type of data warehouse. However, having the data in one place does not make it useful or trusted as a source for business intelligence.
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