Cognos is a web-based suite of tools from IBM that offers a full range of business intelligence capabilities including reports, analysis, dashboards, scorecards, mobile BI and more. Cognos is Purdue's ...

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Cognos is Purdue's enterprise level reporting tool from IBM. The BICC publishes packages to our Cognos portal which connect to various data sets across campus. These packages are often grouped by ...

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