Ideas for BI Projects

Just a list of ideas for BI projects irrespective of the domain (Industry)

  • SLA KPI reporting - Find out which SLA’s are in place and see if there is a need to automate KPI reporting (Some companies spend weeks of manual effort).
  • Fraud prevention - Detect fraud patterns based on data and create rules to identify fraud transactions/behavior etc.
  • Regulatory compliance/Market compliance - Identify regulatory requirements and again see if there is a need to automate regulatory reporting.
  • Competitor data analysis - Nielsen data, etc.
  • Campaign/promotions analytics - What is the impact of a campaign?
  • Revenue assurance - Ensure there is no revenue leakage by collecting data and reconciling data from end to end of the business processes.
  • 360 degree view of Customer ( Customer Analytics)


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