I spent hours online searching for an answer to my question, but I could'nt find out what are the applications of business rules (BR) in Business Intelligence. And what are the business rules that can be used in business intelligence. From what I can say … Business intelligence is the acquisition of useful information to drive the business, make appropriate decisions. Every business has its own rules, "the way the management aspect of their business." For example, a manufacturer can look at the business in terms of: Products, customers, time periods (dimensions) and looking at the costs, revenues, margins (measures). Customers can be segmented, the products can be classified, etc. The way in which management is in the business is your idea of business rules. When you think of a business intelligence project, you must transfer these rules in a business information model. For example, you create a hierarchy of products and categories, and also build a cube with a structure like "XXX products customers time income." Once more: All the time is "a month", but you can find companies that work "per week" or "decade", and therefore time dimension specified, and if the company sells the world will be asked to express income in terms of different national resources (dollars, euros, …), etc. These are business rules, concepts and ideas about the business to be transferred to the account management for business intelligence system.
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