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“Lost cats and BI,” my latest on Information Management

October 14, 2011 5:02 pm By Ted Cuzzillo (Latest edit October 14, 2011)

What the early days of desktop publishing may tell about today’s self-service BI. Read all about it in my latest column at Information Management.

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