Case studies of U.S.Xpress, a leading trucking company, and GUESS, a leading retailer of clot hing and accessories, provide many real-world examples of the concepts, options, and best practices associated with mobile BI.
To be successful with mobile BI, we must address various issues and challenges such as creating a roadmap, getting started right, meeting user expectations, creating an appropriate technology infrastructure, designing for screen size, and providing for security. Mobility can make BI pervasive throughout an organization, but it is most likely to be used by executives, mid-level and operational managers, sales representatives, and field and internal technicians. This use has the potential to increase employee productivity, enhance customer service and satisfaction, improve decision making, provide a competitive advantage, and improve the bottom line.
When paired with business intelligence to create mobile BI, workers are able to access information wherever they are, at any time, and through a variety of devices. Smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous for personal use and are increasingly employed for business purposes.
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