The company, which claims to be one of Australia’s largest pharmacy wholesale distribution and health and beauty retailers, said its pharmacy wholesale division plans to use MicroStrategy ‘for its analysis and reporting of key business performance indicators’.
“Our strategic requirements focus on enabling self-service for business users to quickly get the data they need, coupled with easier administration and maintenance for IT,“ said Michael Vodicka, CIO at API.
No details were provided on what tool Microstrategy will replace.
Pharmacy wholesaler revamps BI system
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Staff Writers
on
Jan 23, 2009 4:06PM
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries’ wholesale division has installed a Microstrategy business intelligence system that will draw on information from the firm’s Teradata-based data warehouse.
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