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Business Intelligence and Government White Paper

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Twelve of the top fifteen U.S. Federal Government cabinet-level departments and numerous other agencies, administrations, commissions, and services rely on the MicroStrategy BI platform to make more effective decisions, especially in the following areas:

» Maintain visibility over large programs that span multiple departments by deploying dashboards that combine data from many sources and roll up information into the most important KPIs and metrics

» Assimilate data collected from numerous departments and through different channels to allow for enhanced case management in law enforcement and homeland security

» Analyze historical records of the budget-setting process, past performance of the budget, and actuals to generate more effective and on-target budgets and plans

» Measure and track all movable and fixed assets to improve purchase prices, depreciation amounts, and understand how current values affect financial performance

» Root out inefficiencies in an agency’s many supply chains, including classroom supplies, by improving inventory control and analysis

» Improve visibility into inventory levels and shipment needs, allowing easier communication and partnership with private sector suppliers and vendors

» Improve customer service by providing all agencies and customer contact points with the same level and accuracy of information, preventing customers from having to contact multiple agencies to solve one problem

» Communicate more effectively with constituents by understanding the past voting tendencies combined with the types of complaints and issues that surface through all channels

» Identify non-compliant taxpayers (non-filers or underpayers) through analysis of multiple sources that have never been combined, including census and citizen information with tax records

» Look for trends in the causes of non-compliance to have the ability to follow-up on it through analyzing taxpayer records in combination with demographics and historical data

» Analyze unrelated and unmatched data sources including watch lists, criminal records, border entries, and other sources to investigate crime and terrorism