Microsoft this week plans to unveil an updated business intelligence strategy that includes its first business process management (BPM) offerings.
The BPM family will feature new dashboard tools and analytic applications for budgeting, planning and other financial tasks, analysts said.
Microsoft will also announce plans for shipping the visualization tools gained with its acquisition of ProClarity in April, analysts said.
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