| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 161 | 雲端即時商業智慧模組 | TW103145596 | 2014-12-26 | TWI609281B | 2017-12-21 | 施建同; 蕭德芳 |
| 162 | 雲端即時商業智慧模組 | TW103145596 | 2014-12-26 | TW201624318A | 2016-07-01 | 施建同; 蕭德芳 |
| 一種雲端即時商業智慧模組，包括：網關裝置設於客戶端裝置，走動式資料管理模組架設於雲端服務主機，雲端服務主機之走動式資料管理模組與客戶端裝置之網關裝置連結，使用者端與雲端服務主機電訊連結，網關裝置負責客戶端裝置的資料提供，資料來源語法是由雲端服務主機之走動式資料管理模組動態產生，雲端服務主機之走動式資料管理模組會依據使用者端操作過程的資料擷取需求，轉換成資料庫資料查詢語法，與客戶端裝置傳輸內容僅限需求範圍匯總資料，不會造成大量資料傳輸問題，不必將大筆資料存雲端服務主機，克服了客戶端對資訊安全疑慮，可減少雲端服務主機租用空間及減少傳檔量者。 | ||||||
| 163 | 雲端即時商業智慧模組 | TW103222983 | 2014-12-26 | TWM508067U | 2015-09-01 | 施建同; 蕭德芳 |
| 164 | 비즈니스 인텔리전스 서비스 시스템 및 방법 그리고 이에 사용되는 서버 | KR1020100086346 | 2010-09-03 | KR1020120023362A | 2012-03-13 | 백맹순; 허제민; 박성미 |
| PURPOSE: A business intelligent service system, method, and server used in the same are provided to enable a client to select a desired service according to the state of the client through a network. CONSTITUTION: A first server(100) manages and stores data in a first database(130). A second server(200) manages and stores the data in a second database. The second server creates a BI(Business Intelligent) application by using the first and the second database for the BI service request of the first server. The second server provides the requested BI service through the BI application. | ||||||
| 165 | Business Intelligence Document | US14721353 | 2015-05-26 | US20150331918A1 | 2015-11-19 | Vijay Mital; Darryl Rubin; David George Green; Gary Shon Katzenberger; Olivier Colle; Suraj Poozhiyil |
| A business intelligence (BI) document preserves references to identities and formats of remote data sources and allows a local computing device to offload analytical operations to remote data sources. The BI document specifies a graph of entities connected by directed edges from the output of one entity to an input of another entity. An entity, for example, can represent without limitation a data structure, an external data source, a control element, an external event source, a visualization, or an update service. The entities of a BI document at a local computing device can reference data at an original data source—rather than extracting data from the original data source to a preferred local datastore. An entity of the BI document can direct a remote data source to execute transformations on the remote data before returning a solution to the local computing device. | ||||||
| 166 | Small business intelligence tool | US13200279 | 2011-09-22 | US20130006705A1 | 2013-01-03 | Elizabeth S. Votaw; Charles D. Andrews; Charles W. Reed; Aaron R. Leinker |
| Aspects of the disclosure relate to systems and methods for electronically displaying an indication of customer spending associated with a pre-determined business location. The method includes using a receiver to receive an electronic request. The request authorizes retrieval of customer spend information associated with the location. The customer spend information may be based on customer credit, debit and/or check transactions. The customer spend information includes a plurality of customer spend data points. The method further includes using the receiver to receive an electronic selection of a limitation of the distance from the pre-determined business location. The limitation may limit the retrieval of customer spend information to a radius corresponding to the limitation. | ||||||
| 167 | Proactive business intelligence | US11882786 | 2007-08-06 | US20090043788A1 | 2009-02-12 | Yaacov Averbuch; Assaf Ella; Yvan Montuelle; Uri Rubin |
| A method of retrieving data items residing in a multidimensional database, comprising the steps of: storing previously created views from said multidimensional database in a storage connected with said database; searching said stored views for all views comprising a queried metadata search string; displaying said search results; selecting a view from said displayed views; selecting one or more items from said selected view; and transferring said selected one or more item to a receiving module, whereby said transferred one or more items retain their reference to said selected view for updating purposes. | ||||||
| 168 | A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE | PCT/GB2016/051782 | 2016-06-15 | WO2016203229A1 | 2016-12-22 | LECOURT, Jean-Philippe; LECOURT-ALMA, Jeltje; BASDEVANT, Jerome |
The present invention relates to a computer-implemented method of providing business intelligence. The method including the steps of a processor obtaining data from a plurality of sources for each of a plurality of organisations; a processor processing the data using an ontological method to generate a profile for each organisation; and a processor using the profiles of the organisations to generate analysis. A system is also disclosed. |
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| 169 | BATCH MANAGEMENT OF METADATA IN A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ARCHITECTURE | PCT/US2008053021 | 2008-02-05 | WO2008100742A3 | 2009-01-08 | RACHMIEL ANDREW G; MORGAN NEIL; DANIELEWSKI DARIUSZ |
| A metadata management system is described for a business intelligence architecture having a metadata repository for content that defines a user environment of the business intelligence architecture. The metadata management system includes a user interface generator to display information regarding a plurality of objects in the metadata repository and to facilitate selection of a group of the plurality of objects, a content editor to evaluate the content stored in the metadata repository for each object of the selected group and to modify in a batch job the content for each object of the selected group for storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, and a communication manager to issue instructions for the storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, the instructions being configured in accordance with a communication protocol of the business intelligence architecture utilized to control the metadata repository. | ||||||
| 170 | Combinatorial Business Intelligence | US14918128 | 2015-10-20 | US20160117393A1 | 2016-04-28 | David von Rickenbach; Mark Brusadelli; David Harper; John Kelly; Marc Kukura; Mans Olof-Ors |
| Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for providing information about a sector and geographic focus of a company and enables user to identify the top product/brands of a company. Trademark records can be leveraged and combined with other sources of data, which can be presented to a user in an integrated graphical user interface, to facilitate combinatorial business intelligence for one or more companies. Analytical data associated with trademark records corresponding to the company included in the search can be generated to provide a ranked list of trademarked names/brands for the company and a combined or integrated view can be generated in a graphical user interface that includes the ranked list of the trademarked names/brands for the company and also includes the recent news or other information related to the trademark names/brands. | ||||||
| 171 | Business intelligence document | US12971462 | 2010-12-17 | US09069557B2 | 2015-06-30 | Vijay Mital; Darryl Rubin; David George Green; Gary Shon Katzenberger; Olivier Colle; Suraj Poozhiyil |
| A business intelligence (BI) document preserves references to identities and formats of remote data sources and allows a local computing device to offload analytical operations to remote data sources. The BI document specifies a graph of entities connected by directed edges from the output of one entity to an input of another entity. An entity, for example, can represent without limitation a data structure, an external data source, a control element, an external event source, a visualization, or an update service. The entities of a BI document at a local computing device can reference data at an original data source—rather than extracting data from the original data source to a preferred local datastore. An entity of the BI document can direct a remote data source to execute transformations on the remote data before returning a solution to the local computing device. | ||||||
| 172 | Business intelligence system | US09844250 | 2001-04-27 | US20020065673A1 | 2002-05-30 | William Armstrong Rooke |
| The present invention relates to business intelligence systems. An enterprise's business intelligence may be embodied in business intelligence artefacts such as reports, queries, analytical documents, spreadsheets, etc. Over time, many of these documents are produced. The same artefacts may be produced by different departments in an enterprise. This is an inefficient use of resources. Further, when a user is producing an artefact, they add their own knowledge to the artefact (in the form of table names, column names, etc, that they have selected themselves using their business knowledge). This knowledge is not accessible. The present invention provides a system and method which enables this knowledge to be accessed, by analysing the artefacts which are produced by an enterprise and producing metadata which can be queried to access the knowledge locked up in the artefacts. | ||||||
| 173 | ADAPTIVE CUSTOMIZED PRESENTATION OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION | PCT/CA2012/050910 | 2012-12-19 | WO2013097039A1 | 2013-07-04 | CHMIEL, Matthew S.; HILTZ-LAFORGE, Jason; POURSHAHID, Alireza; WATTS, Graham A. |
In one example, a method includes receiving information on a user role of a user account associated with a business intelligence system. The method further includes gathering information on interactions of the user account with the business intelligence system. The method further includes generating an initial business intelligence output based on data from one or more data sources. The method further includes generating a customized business intelligence output for the user account based on the initial business intelligence output, the user role, and the interactions of the user account with the business intelligence system. The method further includes providing the customized business intelligence output to the user account. |
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| 174 | 商業智慧軟體之資料處理方法 | TW100145255 | 2011-12-08 | TW201324417A | 2013-06-16 | 林哲斌; LIN, JER BIN; 施晨揚; SHIH, CHEN YANG; 謝博在; HSIEH, PO TSAI; 莊為任; JUANG, WEI REN |
| 資料處理方法包含根據一資料庫儲存之資料產生一統計資料；顯示一對話視窗於一顯示螢幕上，該對話視窗包含至少一區塊連結到至少一預定公開位址；及選取一區塊以將該統計資料上傳到一預定公開位址。 | ||||||
| 175 | 商業智慧管理系統 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM | TW093118014 | 2004-06-23 | TW200601102A | 2006-01-01 | 吳健生 WU, JOHNSON |
| 本發明提供一種商業智慧管理系統、方法及其可被電腦讀取之物品，其係藉由執行一應用軟體，而將各階層管理者所需之管理資訊以管理報表方式呈現，以達成商業智慧管理之目的。本發明之應用軟體包含：一第一程式碼，用以記錄預先設定之複數個關鍵績效指標，其中每一關鍵績效指標皆對應一公式以及一屬性別；以及一第二程式碼，用以依據複數個關鍵績效指標而對預先輸入之管理資料進行運算處理，以產生管理報表。 | ||||||
| 176 | 商業智慧管理系統 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM | TW093115231 | 2004-05-28 | TW200538974A | 2005-12-01 | 吳健生 WU, JOHNSON |
| 本發明提供一種商業智慧管理系統、方法以及其可被電腦讀取之物品，其係藉由執行一軟體程式，以產生各階層管理者所需之管理資訊，該方法包含以下步驟：設定複數個管理指標項目；定義複數組指標性質屬性群，其中每一組指標性質屬性群包含複數個指標性質屬性；定義每一管理指標項目所對應之至少一指標性質屬性；以及依據該至少一指標性質屬性產生至少一管理報表。 | ||||||
| 177 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HARVESTING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FROM MARITIME COMMUNICATIONS | EP08826210.0 | 2008-04-18 | EP2156422A2 | 2010-02-24 | ROSENBERG, Dean; CRAWFORD, Kevin; STOCK, Kiel |
| A system for harvesting business intelligence from maritime communications uses AIS signals as the source of information regarding the position and heading of vessels. The system builds and maintains a data base of location information of vessels within one or more defined geographic areas over time. The system further includes definitions of points of interest and can use the information from the AIS signals to identify and store events associated with the points of information. | ||||||
| 178 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE BASED ON SHIPPING INFORMATION | EP03734420.7 | 2003-06-06 | EP1516270A2 | 2005-03-23 | KADABA, Nagesh; SHROFF, Sumeet |
| A business intelligence system (50) is disclosed that utilizes shipping information to provide business intelligence to a user. The business intelligence system (50) receives information pertaining to originating parcel pickup and delivery information, stores the information in a shipping information database (15), and allows a user to formulate various types of transaction requests. The transaction results provide shipping information categorized in various ways in regard to past shipments as well as compare one category shipping information with another category of shipping information or with categories of shipping information into the future. Further, the system can extrapolate certain categories of shipping information into the future. Further, the system (50) provides information to a user in a variety of formats including various graphical formats, tabular formats, and cartographical formats. | ||||||
| 179 | BATCH MANAGEMENT OF METADATA IN A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ARCHITECTURE | PCT/US2008/053021 | 2008-02-05 | WO2008100742A2 | 2008-08-21 | RACHMIEL, Andrew, G.; MORGAN, Neil; DANIELEWSKI, Dariusz |
A metadata management system is described for a business intelligence architecture having a metadata repository for content that defines a user environment of the business intelligence architecture. The metadata management system includes a user interface generator to display information regarding a plurality of objects in the metadata repository and to facilitate selection of a group of the plurality of objects, a content editor to evaluate the content stored in the metadata repository for each object of the selected group and to modify in a batch job the content for each object of the selected group for storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, and a communication manager to issue instructions for the storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, the instructions being configured in accordance with a communication protocol of the business intelligence architecture utilized to control the metadata repository. |
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| 180 | METHODOLOGY SUPPORTED BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (BI) SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM | EP13794514.3 | 2013-05-23 | EP2852901A1 | 2015-04-01 | FRAFJORD, Erik |
| The invention provides idealized and reusable data source interfaces. The process of idealizing includes reengineering of the original data model using a surrogate key based model. The technique emphasizes readability and performance of the resulting operational data store. The invention provides a unique method for handling changes that allows all types of changes to be automatically implemented in the operational data store by table conversion. Further the invention provides Inline materialization that supports a continuous data flow dependency chain. The continuous dependency chain is used to provide automated documentation as well as dynamic paralleled transformation process. Finally master data integration is provided as a benefit of architecture and the inbuilt surrogate key based data model. The feature implements integrations by specification rather than by programming. | ||||||
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