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    Survey: A Framework for Business Intelligence Incorporating Agile and User-Centered Design Methods and Techniques

    Value Count Percent %

    Asia Pacific 2 2.3%

    Australia & New Zealand 6 7.0%

    Europe 24 27.9%

    North Africa and Middle East 3 3.5%

    North America (Canada and USA) 40 46.5%

    Latin America (Americas and Caribbean) 4 4.7%

    Sub Saharan Africa 7 8.1%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Column Summary Report - Mar 21, 2013

    1. Where is your organization located?

    1. Where is your organization located?

    Asia Pacific 2.3%

    Australia & New Zealand 7%

    Europe 27.9%

    North Africa and Middle East 3.5%

    North America (Canada and USA) 46.5%

    Latin America (Americas and Caribbean) 4.7%

    Sub Saharan Africa 8.1%

    2. How many employees are there in your organization globally?

    Less than 50 employees 25.6%

    50 99 employees 5.8%

    100 499 employees 11 .6%

    500 999 employees 5.8%

    1,000 9,9 99 employees 2 3.3%

    10,000 100,000 employees 20.9%

    More than 100,000 employees 7%

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    Value Count Percent %

    Less than 50 employees 22 25.6%

    50 99 employees 5 5.8%

    100 499 employees 10 11.6%

    500 999 employees 5 5.8%

    1,000 9,999 employees 20 23.3%

    10,000 100,000 employees 18 20.9%

    More than 100,000 employees 6 7.0%

    Statistics

    Total

    Responses86

    Sum 3,950.0

    Avg. 68.1

    StdDev 137.4

    Max 500.0

    Value Count Percent %

    Vice President/Director Level 11 12.8%

    CEO/CFO/COO/CxO (Business side) 1 1.2%

    CIO/CTO/ IT Executive Management 8 9.3%

    BI/Data Architect 18 20.9%

    BI/Data Warehouse Developer 10 11.6%

    Business Analyst 5 5.8%

    Project Manager 10 11.6%

    Software Developer 1 1.2%QA/Test Analyst 0 0.0%

    BI/IT Consultant 14 16.3%

    Vendor Consultant 3 3.5%

    Other 5 5.8%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    2. How many employees are there in your organization globally?

    3. Which role below best describes your current position in your organization?

    3. Which role below best describes your current position in your organization?

    Vice President/Director Level 12.8%

    CEO/CFO/COO/CxO (Business side) 1.2%

    CIO/CTO/ IT Executive Management 9 .3%

    BI/Data Architect 20.9%

    BI/Data Warehouse Developer 11.6%

    Business Analyst 5.8%

    Project Manager 11.6%

    All Others 26.7%

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    Value Count Percent %

    Less than 1 year 0 0.0%

    1 2 years 0 0.0%

    2 5 years 11 12.8%

    5 10 years 25 29.1%

    More than 10 years 50 58.1%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Sum 147.0

    Avg. 4.1

    StdDev 1.4

    Max 5.0

    Value Count Percent %

    Gartner's (2009) Business Intelligence, Analytics and Performance

    Management Framework23 26.7%

    White's (2009) Enterprise Framework for Business Intelligence 1 1.2%

    Eckerson's BI Delivery Framework 2020 4 4.7%

    None 33 38.4%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    4. How many years have you worked (developed/supported/sponsored) on BI systems?

    5. Which of the following BI frameworks do you use or reference when developing BI systems?

    4. How many years have you worked (developed/supported/sponsored) on BI systems?

    2 5 years 12 .8%

    5 10 years 2 9.1%

    More than 10 years 58.1%

    5. Which of the following BI frameworks do you use or reference when developingBI systems?

    Gartner's (2 009) Busi ness Intelligence, Analytics

    and Performance Management Framework 2 6.7%

    White's (2009) Enterprise Framework for Business

    Intelligence 1.2%Eckerson's BI Delivery Framework 2020 4.7%

    None 38.4%

    Don't Know 8.1%

    Other 20.9%

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    Don't Know 7 8.1%

    Other 18 20.9%

    Value Count Percent %

    Master Data Management (Enterprise consolidation and management

    of data definitions)37 43.0%

    Data Governance Program (Data policy development and enforcement

    to ensure quality)39 45.4%

    Performance Management (Monitoring of business activities against

    strategic goals)38 44.2%

    Metadata Repository/Data Dictionary 47 54.7%

    Change Management Processes 42 48.8%

    Business Process Engineering 20 23.3%

    Business Intelligence Competency Center (Cross-functional team tasked

    to promote BI)39 45.4%

    Dedicated BI Development and Support Team 55 64.0%

    Formal BI Training Program (Regular BI training sessions within the

    organization)38 44.2%

    None 4 4.7%

    Don't Know 1 1.2%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    6. Which of the following component have you implemented in your current BI program (select

    multiple)?

    6. Which of the following component have you implemented in your current BIprogram (select multiple)?

    43% 45.4% 44.2%

    54.7%48.8%

    23.3%

    45.4%

    114.1%

    Master Data

    Management

    (Enterprise

    consolidation

    and

    management of

    data definitions)

    Data

    Governance

    Program (Data

    policy

    development

    and en forcement

    to ensure

    quality)

    Performance

    Management

    (Moni torin g of

    business

    activities against

    strategic goals)

    Metadata

    Repository/Data

    Dictionary

    Change

    Management

    Processes

    Business

    Process

    Engineering

    Business

    Intelligence

    Competency

    Center (Cross-

    functional team

    tasked to

    promote B I)

    All Others0

    100

    50

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    Value Count Percent %

    Inmon's Enterprise Warehouse 2 2.3%

    Kimball's Dimensional Design 29 33.7%

    Hybrid Integration of Inmon's and Kimball's Architectures 39 45.4%

    Hybrid Data Vault Architecture 5 5.8%

    Don't Know 4 4.7%

    Other 7 8.1%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Value Count Percent %

    1 2 weeks 6 7.0%

    2 4 weeks 11 12.8%

    1 2 months 19 22.1%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Sum 159.0

    Avg. 2.0

    7. Which data warehouse approach does your current BI system follow?

    8. How long did it take to incorporate a new subject area (Customer/HR/Finance) into your current

    data warehouse/data mart architecture?

    7. Which data warehouse approach does your current BI system follow?

    Inmon's Enterprise Warehouse 2.3%

    Kimball's Dimensional D esign 33.7%

    Hybrid Integration of Inmon's and Kimball's

    Architectures 45.4%

    Hybrid Data Vault Archi tecture 5.8%

    Don't Know 4.7%

    Other 8.1%

    8. How long did it take to incorporate a new subject area (Customer/HR/Finance)into your current data warehouse/data mart architecture?

    1 2 weeks 7%

    2 4 weeks 12.8%

    1 2 months 22.1%

    2 4 months 37.2%

    4 6 months 1 0.5%

    6 12 months 2.3%

    More than 12 months 8.1%

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    2 4 months 32 37.2%

    4 6 months 9 10.5%

    6 12 months 2 2.3%

    More than 12 months 7 8.1%

    StdDev 1.1

    Max 6.0

    Value Count Percent %

    1 2 weeks 1 1.2%

    2 4 weeks 7 8.1%

    1 2 months 8 9.3%2 4 months 13 15.1%

    4 6 months 18 20.9%

    6 12 months 18 20.9%

    More than 12 months 21 24.4%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Sum 229.0

    Avg. 3.5StdDev 1.8

    Max 6.0

    9. How long did it take to develop and deploy (deploy to production) your current data

    warehouse/data warehouse?

    9. How long did it take to develop and deploy (deploy to production) your

    current data warehouse/data warehouse?

    1 2 weeks 1.2%

    2 4 weeks 8.1%

    1 2 months 9.3%

    2 4 months 15.1%

    4 6 months 20.9%

    6 12 months 20.9%

    More than 12 months 24.4%

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    Value Count Percent %

    Self-Service BI (ability for users to create their own reports) 74 86.1%

    Real-time BI 23 26.7%

    Operational/Embedded BI (BI embedded in operational systems such as

    ERPs, CRMs)39 45.4%

    Predictive Analytics 23 26.7%

    Mobile BI (BI deployed to mobile devices) 28 32.6%

    Text Analytics 7 8.1%

    Data Lineage 19 22.1%

    Data Mining 33 38.4%

    None 0 0.0%

    Don't Know 2 2.3%

    Other 1 1.2%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    10. Which of the following BI capabilities have you deployed in your current BI system (select

    multiple)?

    10. Which of the following BI capabilities have you deployed in your current BIsystem (select multiple)?

    86.1%

    26.7%

    45.4%

    26.7%32.6%

    8.1%

    22.1%

    38.4%

    2.3% 1.2%

    Self-Service

    BI (ability for

    users to

    create their

    own reports)

    Real-time BIOperational/Embedded

    BI (BI embedded in

    operational systems

    such as ERPs, CRMs)

    Predictive

    Analytics

    Mobile BI (BI

    deployed to

    mobile

    devices)

    Text

    Analytics

    Data

    Lineage

    Data Mining Don't Know Other0

    100

    25

    50

    75

    11. Which system development methodology do you use when developing the datawarehouse/data mart component of the BI system?

    Waterfall Methodology 1 7.4%

    Agile Methodology 27 .9%Hybrid Waterfall and Agile Methodology 48.8%

    Don' t Know 2.3%

    Other 3.5%

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    Value Count Percent %

    Waterfall Methodology 15 17.4%

    Agile Methodology 24 27.9%

    Hybrid Waterfall and Agile Methodology 42 48.8%

    Don't Know 2 2.3%

    Other 3 3.5%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Value Count Percent %

    Waterfall Methodology 14 16.3%

    Agile Methodology 32 37.2%

    Hybrid Waterfall and Agile Methodology 34 39.5%

    Don't Know 3 3.5%

    Other 3 3.5%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    11. Which system development methodology do you use when developing the data warehouse/data

    mart component of the BI system?

    12. Which system development methodology do you use when developing or deploying the BI

    application/BI tools (Dashboards/scorecards/reports) component of the BI system?

    12. Which system development methodology do you use when developing ordeploying the BI application/BI tools (Dashboards/scorecards/reports) component

    of the BI system?

    Waterfall Methodology 16.3%

    Agile Methodology 37.2%

    Hybrid Waterfall an d Agile Methodology 39.5%

    Don' t Know 3.5%

    Other 3.5%

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    Value Count Percent %

    Big Requirement Up Front (BRUF Complete and detailed requirement

    gathering)40 46.5%

    Big Design Up Front (BDUF Complete and detailed design

    documentation)30 34.9%

    User involvement limited to only requirement and testing phases 20 23.3%

    Not accepting changes late in the development phase 10 11.6%

    Sponsor and/or technical lead sign-off at the different stages 39 45.4%

    None 19 22.1%

    Other 1 1.2%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    13. Which waterfall methodology attributes do you incorporate in your BI system development and

    implementation process (select multiple)?

    14. Which Agile methodology attributes do you incorporate in your BI system development and

    implementation process (select multiple)?

    13. Which waterfall methodology attributes do you incorporate in your BI systemdevelopment and implementation process (select multiple)?

    46.5%

    34.9%

    23.3%

    11.6%

    45.4%

    22.1%

    1.2%

    Big Requirement

    Up Front (BRUF

    Complete and

    detailed

    requirement

    gathering)

    Big Design Up

    Front (BD UF

    Complete an d

    detailed design

    documentation)

    User in volvement

    limi ted to only

    requirement and

    testing phases

    Not accepting

    changes late in the

    development phase

    Sponsor and/or

    techni cal lead sign-

    off at the di fferent

    stages

    None Other0

    100

    25

    50

    75

    14. Which Agile methodology attributes do you incorporate in your BI systemdevelopment and implementation process (select multiple)?

    53.5%43%

    61.6%

    34.9%44.2%

    29.1%

    12.8%2.3%

    Rapid

    prototyping

    Short time-boxed

    sprints (2 6

    weeks)

    User

    involvement

    throughout the

    entire

    development

    process

    (requirements,

    design,

    development

    and testing

    phases)

    Producing

    working and

    shippable

    deliverables at

    the end of each

    sprint or iteration

    Acceptance of

    change in

    requirement

    even late in the

    development

    phase (with

    limitation to

    scope creep)

    Daily stand-up

    meetings

    None Other0

    100

    50

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    Value Count Percent %

    Rapid prototyping 46 53.5%

    Short time-boxed sprints (2 6 weeks) 37 43.0%

    User involvement throughout the entire development process

    (requirements, design, development and testing phases)53 61.6%

    Producing working and shippable deliverables at the end of each sprint

    or iteration30 34.9%

    Acceptance of change in requirement even late in the development

    phase (with limitation to scope creep)

    38 44.2%

    Daily stand-up meetings 25 29.1%

    None 11 12.8%

    Other 2 2.3%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    15. Please the rate success of you current development life cycle in achieving the following

    elements?

    Very

    UnsuccessfulUnsuccessfulSuccessful

    Very

    Successful

    Don't

    KnowResponses

    Delivering the BI project on time3.5%

    3

    10.5%

    9

    55.8%

    48

    27.9%

    24

    2.3%

    286

    Delivering the BI project within the allocated

    budget

    2.3%

    2

    7.0%

    6

    60.5%

    52

    29.1%

    25

    1.2%

    186

    Delivering all the agreed upon functionality2.3%

    2

    11.6%

    10

    60.5%

    52

    23.3%

    20

    2.3%

    286

    Delivering value in terms of revenue generation2.3%

    2

    5.8%

    5

    48.8%

    42

    23.3%

    20

    19.8%

    1786

    Delivering value in terms of expense/cost

    reduction

    2.3%

    2

    4.7%

    4

    54.7%

    47

    25.6%

    22

    12.8%

    1186

    Delivering value in terms of operational

    efficiency

    1.2%

    1

    1.2%

    1

    57.0%

    49

    31.4%

    27

    9.3%

    886

    16. Which of the following User-Centered Design techniques do you use in the development of your

    BI application and tools (select multiple)?

    16. Which of the following User-Centered Design techniques do you use in thedevelopment of your BI application and tools (select multiple)?

    76.7%

    38.4%32.6%

    2.3% 4.7%

    19.8% 15.1%

    54.7%

    9.3%

    Iterative

    design and

    prototyping

    Usability

    evaluation

    Task

    analysis/Decision

    workflow

    Card sor ting User /Persona

    characterization

    Expert

    (usability)

    evaluation

    Field studies

    (Observing

    users work in

    their natural

    environment)

    Early an d

    continuous

    user

    involvement

    throughout

    the

    development

    life cycle

    None0

    100

    50

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    Value Count Percent %

    Iterative design and prototyping 66 76.7%

    Usability evaluation 33 38.4%

    Task analysis/Decision workflow 28 32.6%

    Card sorting 2 2.3%

    User/Persona characterization 4 4.7%

    Expert (usability) evaluation 17 19.8%

    Field studies (Observing users work in their natural environment) 13 15.1%

    Early and continuous user involvement throughout the development life

    cycle47 54.7%

    None 8 9.3%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    Value Count Percent %

    Technology skill level 45 52.3%

    Time used accessing information and performing analysis 30 34.9%

    Type of decision and analysis performed (strategic, tactical or

    operational)57 66.3%

    Information delivery preference (Excel, Word, PDF) 39 45.4%

    None 9 10.5%

    Other 2 2.3%

    Statistics

    Total Responses 86

    17. Which of the following attributes do you currently use when developing BI user persona/user

    profiles (select multiple)?

    18. How critical are the following elements in driving BI adoption among users?

    Not Critical At

    All

    Somewhat

    CriticalCritical

    Don't

    knowResponses

    Executive push for a data driven decision making organization3.5%

    3

    25.6%

    22

    68.6%

    59

    2.3%

    286

    Involving users early and continuously throughout the development

    process

    2.3%

    2

    26.7%

    23

    68.6%

    59

    2.3%

    286

    17. Which of the following attributes do you currently use when developing BIuser persona/user profiles (select multiple)?

    52.3%

    34.9%

    66.3%

    45.4%

    10.5%

    2.3%

    Technology skill level Time used accessing

    information and

    performing analysis

    Type of decision and

    analysis performed

    (strategic, tactical or

    operational)

    Information delivery

    preference (Excel,

    Word, PD F)

    None Other0

    100

    25

    50

    75

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    Value Count Percent % StatisticsTotal Responses 0

    Data quality (clean and complete)2.3%

    2

    24.4%

    21

    73.3%

    63

    0.0%

    086

    Query response/system performance2.3%

    2

    53.5%

    46

    44.2%

    38

    0.0%

    086

    Clear and measurable objectives and KPIs10.5%

    9

    41.9%

    36

    47.7%

    41

    0.0%

    086

    Alignment between strategic, tactical and operational objectives and

    metrics

    11.6%

    10

    43.0%

    37

    43.0%

    37

    2.3%

    286

    Regular and continuous BI tools training sessions23.3%

    20

    57.0%

    49

    19.8%

    17

    0.0%

    086

    BI training on how to perform analysis in context of user's skill level12.8%

    11

    52.3%

    45

    32.6%

    28

    2.3%

    286

    Multiple training delivery modes (CBTs, videos, help documents)46.5%

    40

    31.4%

    27

    19.8%

    17

    2.3%

    286

    Dedicated BI support team14.0%

    12

    31.4%

    27

    54.7%

    47

    0.0%

    086

    Please provide any comments or other elements that you think are critical when driving user

    adoption of BI that have not been addresses above (optional): - Text Analysis

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